Infographics The Value of Photography (Infographic)

Published on March 4th, 2013 | by Spyros Thalassinos

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The Value of Photography (Infographic)


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The following is a survey carried out on the Value of Photography. With the abundance of photography now online from mobile phones/ digital cameras etc, the value of photography is somewhat hard to quantify. With this survey we simply want to establish a price range to help amateur and professional photographers value their photography, while at the same time not devaluing their work.

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The Value of Photography infographic

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is a former Developer deeply fallen in love with Graphic arts. He has been freelancing as a professional Designer since 2007. And now is utilizing his past programming expertise, along with web oriented languages and technologies, to develop dynamic and responsive websites and mobile applications for Extend Graphics. When he is not busy designing Logos and Websites or referring to himself in the 3rd person, you can find him reading books and watching video tutorials to expand his knowledge. He is also the founder and editor of Make your ideas art .



  • Phil

    There is a big difference between what people say they would buy, and what they actually buy.
    42% of the 130 respondents are photographers, and all of them are visiting art/photography web sites, so the survey provides no real insight.

    • http://makeyourideasart.com/ Spyros Thalassinos

      Well Phil, as with any data analysis you can find parts you can use and insights that are not useful at all. And different people will see different things. As i see it, it’s a decent effort to find a golden section of pricing, that would be attractive to both consumers and providers. So i think the percentages they used are logical.

      Still I don’t think any self respecting photographer should blindly follow *any* price suggestions before researching the market personally. Therefore, if you ask me, *every* survey/research not conducted by themselves shouldn’t be considered a real insight.

      • Phil

        I agree on your points. The survey focuses on the enthusiast point of view, being closer to that of the provider.
        It would be interesting to give the same survey to non-enthusiast consumers, as the comparison would be most enlightening.

        • http://makeyourideasart.com/ Spyros Thalassinos

          Indeed Phil!

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