Month: June 2019

There are times when photographers have slow times in their business, but then I believe they are just temporary phases and depart too soon. Some do immensely great business while others with low times have ample of free time. And that’s the best time to implement some amazing photography business ideas and make some money. not only photographers with low times but also photographers looking for an extra income can apply these strategies to earn some money. After all, there is nothing bad in having an extra income.

1. Writing E-books or Articles

Writing e-books or articles in the area of niche on a popular forum will bring more publicity to your trade. Provide articles that are information based and don’t forget to include your website link and a brief biography. I consider it one of the great photography business idea.

2. Build an Awesome Website – One of the Best Photography Business Idea

Building an effective website that is primed with search engine optimization. The best thing about it is that it cost less than the ads in yellow pages and it dynamically boosts up your sales. In case you are planning to get a website then you may also contact Sachetwalker – Namrata. We are offering website development services at a very budget friendly price.

3. Build a Relationship

Writing a newsletter and blog is an excellent way for free advertising which also helps in building a relationship with your potential customers. Share special offers with them. Interact via comments and mails. If your subscriber base gets pretty large you can also make extra income by selling advertising on your blog.

4. Share Your Business Card

In just a few cents per day, you can practically do free advertising. Hand out your business card daily. Get a bit creative with your card like different business cards for different occasions. You can also put it inside the envelope when you visit to pay your bills.

5. Exchange Domain Links

Exchange your domain links with another successful running website of similar niche. This will make your website to become more popular and you will get easy exposure to your service. Make sure you link to high-quality websites because this will help you to rank at higher position on the search engines.

6.  Extend to the Social Network Community

Make yourself available on social network groups and participate in group discussions and business events. Know more and more people, offer your valuable advice.This will increase credibility in your social group.

7.  Get Your Customers Engaged

Organize online contests for T-shirts or logo making and give free coupons as a prize. This will give your customers an active role in encouraging your business.

8. Create an Online Account on Local Merchant Directory

Creating an account with Yahoo or Yelp can help you to get free local online visibility. Although you can also buy sponsorship ads and stay at the top of the page. You can also choose to upgrade for a small monthly charge too.

9.  Sending E-Cards

You can choose to send goodwill cards for various occasions to your important clients or customers. Greeting cards always bring huge grace and you are always in the people’s tops list. It is one of the best way to use your lovely pictures.

10. Try Affiliate Marketing

Create a website and publish your photographs for entertainment purpose. Ad ad sense and try affiliate marketing. This way you can earn money and can run a part time business.

So what are you waiting for? Opt any photography business idea and start working on it. You will certainly get amazing results and enjoy your photography.

Have a Happy Photographing 🙂 

Saint Chapelle is a gem of high Gothic architecture. I got an opportunity to sneak-peek into 12-century gem of Sainte-Chapelle.

The Palais de la Cite was residence and seat of Royal power from 10th to the 14th centuries and housed the Conciergerie and Sainte Chapelle which are now part of the Palace of Justice.

Historical Significance of Sainte -Chapelle

The Sainte Chapelle was built between 1242 and 1248, in accordance with the wishes of Louie IX (King from 1226 to 1217 and the future Saint Louis) the house of relics of The Passion of Christ. The most famous of these relics was Crown of Thrones, acquired in 1239 for a sum that greatly exceeded the cost of building the chapel itself.

The religious and political influence of Sainte -Chapelle

The Holy Relics(parts of saint body, or objects that belonged to saints) has belonged to the emperor of Constantinople since the 4th century.

In purchasing them, Louis IX added to the prestige of both France and Paris which, in eyes of medieval Europe, became a “New Jerusalem”
and hence the second capital of Christianity.

Throughout the Revolutionary period,

The Sainte Chapelle, which was a symbol of royalty by divine right, suffered a great deal of damage, although the Steel with glass rose windows remain intact. From 1846 onwards, a huge wave of restoration work was carried out on the building, giving it its current appearance.

Two sanctuaries, one on the top of the other

From the beginning, the relics where displayed and worshipped in the Upper Chapel. Only The King, and his close friends and family, and the Karen’s leading the services entered it via the outdoor terrace, which at the time was connected to the palace. The lower Chapel was a place of the worship for Palace staff. 
The best silica type layout with semicircular simple. It was to be used as a model for other Holy chapels, those of Vincennes and Chateudun

Sainte -Chapelle: The lower Chapel

The visitor is created by the Statue of the Virgin Mary, the centuries Patron Saint, at the portal. 

Inside, polychrome decoration, like the carved decoration in the porch, dates back to 19th century Restoration work. In the apse on the left, above the door to the former sacristy, is its 13th-century Fresco defecting the Annunciation. 

This is the oldest wall painting in Paris. 
The low vault is held up by openwork struts linking the aisle columns to the lateral walls. These walls are decorated with blind trefoil arcature and 12 medallions featuring the apostle. 

The vaults fleur-de-lys on the Azure background I also find on the column, alternating with Towers on the purple background which was arms of Queen Blanche of the castle, Louie IX mother. 

Sainte -Chapelle: The Upper Chapel

This is truly monumental and sumptuously decorated reliquary. Sculpture and Windows combined harmoniously to glorify the Passion of Christ and create a feeling of entry into the Heavenly Jerusalem, bathed in light and colour. 

The Chapel post-match of even its early fame to its stained glass Windows. 

The 1,113 scenes depicted in the 15 stained glass windows tell the story of mankind from Genesis through to Christ resurrection. 14 of the windows depicting episodes from the Bible, should be read from left to right from the bottom upward. 

The Palais de Justice in Île de la Cité in Paris is a vast and majestic gothic structure.

The site of which was originally the home of governors of Ancient Rome.

As the current seat of the French judicial system,

The Palais de Justice serves a function which it has fulfilled in various guises since medieval times.

This began in earnest in April 1793, when the civil chamber or “Premier Chambre Civile” of the Palais de Justice became the home of the Revolutionary Tribunal.

This was the fearsome court of the French Revolution from which the Reign of Terror was systematically carried out.