Oy vey. This post got an “adult content” label. LOL Nice shot though.

I’d have an online presence, but I would also have a brick & mortar presence like traveling to craft shows, joining an artists collective, street fairs, etc.

(Some thoughts to consider and/or be a jumping off point. 🙂🥰)

seeing it up close, & perhaps speaking with the artist lends itself better to a spur-of-the-moment purchase than an online experience.

People I know who have bought artwork online have only done so knowing who the artist is and/or was recommended by a designer, etc.

If I were marketing artwork,

Speaking from my own experience & others I know who have bought different kinds of artwork (photography included), I don’t think purchasing art has as much to do with the subject as it does with the impulsivity/spur of the moment of purchasing.

People buy emotionally & in in-person viewing,

Scrolling through your pics, I don’t think it’s “maybe people don’t like my work.” You’re an amazing photographer. 🥰

I took a pic of the same kind of grape vines the other day, but I didn’t capture how sad/unloved they looked like you did. Nice. 🥰

Very nice. 🖤🤍

2nd that! 🥰✌️🕊️