How I Started A Late Career Making Thought Provoking Art That Generates $6K/Month
Hello! Who are you and what business did you start?
My name is Suzann Kaltbaum, I am a fine art photographer.
“I just snap and go”. Intuition is an entrepreneur’s secret weapon. What started as a passion project, travel photography has turned into a lucrative business.
I always loved capturing a special moment and as I learned new mediums I began to develop my craft and hone my skills. Pretty soon after experimenting with different digital methods, I found this blended technique that resonated with me and my clients. The beauty of being a digital artist is that I can work anywhere at any time. Combining innate creativity with this technique has helped me create art that I’m really proud of.
To the casual observer, it looks like the work is created with paint and brushes instead of a digital camera and Photoshop.
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