Episode 65
65. Stock Photos
Making money in the stock image business requires a sharp eye for trends, a very specific type of model, and a race against A.I. Zachary Crockett takes his shot.
The Economics of Everyday Things
September 30, 202423m 7s
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Show Notes
Making money in the stock image business requires a sharp eye for trends, a very specific type of model, and a race against A.I. Zachary Crockett takes his shot.
- SOURCE:
- Yuri Arcurs, C.E.O. and founder of PeopleImages.
- RESOURCES:
- "The Last Stock Photographers Await Their Fate Under Generative A.I.," by Katie Deighton (The Wall Street Journal, 2024).
- "The Impressive 100-Year History of Stock Photography: From Analog to A.I.," by Ivanna Attié (Stock Photo Secrets, 2024).
- "How Much Can You Make Selling Stock Photos? — It’s Not as Profitable as it Used to Be," by Matic Broz (Photutorial, 2024).
- "Confessions of a Stock Photography Model," by Andrew Kimler (Vox, 2016).
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