This is the report of some of the best niches revealed from searches on the picNiche stock photo analysis-engine during the last month (July/August 2010).
If you want your microstock portfolio to sell more images, and so make more money, you should produce some images on these topics for addition to your portfolio. All of these photography subjects have excellent sales for the number of images available (so are not saturated markets).
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Good luck with your sales.
If you shoot images as a result of picNiche data, please point me at them and I’ll include links in a gallery sometime 
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4 Comments
Great list bobbimac! There are some great ideas in there and goes to show that the microstock market isn’t totally saturated, just in certain areas.
Cheers. I’ll try and do one of these every month
Bob can you furnish us with an update please
Heya Rob. Please check out the microstock research category on this blog for ongoing new posts of stock photo topics research.