Want to Be a Travel Photographer? Pro Photog Ken Kaminesky Tells Us Why It’s All About The Business (and the shoes.)

July 2, 2014 Marco | Editor

This month we’re thrilled to unveil the new website of one our favorite travel photographers: Ken Kaminesky. While he’s not new to PhotoShelter — Ken’s been selling stock via a PhotoShelter site since 2010 — a few months back he was looking to update his formal website, and our Sonnet template fit the bill. Ken’s images of sweeping skies and distant lands are positively majestic, and Sonnet, with its hovering image captions and full-bleed image display, suited Ken’s work perfectly – helping tell the whole story of his travel adventures.

With over 100,000 Twitter followers, a robust workshop …read more

Via: Photoshelter

Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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