For now, I will be pausing the daily free prompt posts. I’ve been tracking my time closely, and the research, creation, formatting, and posting of the daily prompts is taking a significant amount of time. At this stage, I’m not seeing a strong return on that time investment. Nothing else in the group is changing. All existing resources stay. The GPT stays. The reference materials stay. The community stays. The only thing being paused is the daily free prompt. Right now I need to shift more of my focus toward growing and improving my Print On Demand Skool group. That’s simply where my energy needs to go for this season. That said, I may consider creating a structured Adobe Stock course in the future where I break down my exact strategy, how I pick niches, how I think about variations, and how I position images to get more downloads. If that’s something you would genuinely be interested in, comment below and let me know. I want to build based on real demand, not guesses. Appreciate you all.

Niche: Child Playing in a Pile of Leaves Current Results: 2,508 Prompt A joyful autumn photograph of a young Caucasian child with wild, curly blonde hair laughing heartily while playing in a pile of fallen brown and golden leaves. The child is wearing a dark brown jacket and is partially buried in the leaf pile. The leaves are scattered all around, with some falling in the air creating a dynamic autumn scene. The background is softly blurred with warm autumn tones, creating a bokeh effect. The lighting is natural and warm, highlighting the child's features and the golden hues of the leaves. The composition is shot from a slightly low angle, capturing the child's genuine expression of pure delight. The image has rich, saturated colors and sharp focus on the central subject while maintaining a dreamy, soft quality in the background. Ultra-realistic, professional stock photography, commercial-ready. Why this niche works • Strong evergreen demand in parenting, family, and seasonal marketing content • Frequently used for autumn promotions, greeting cards, and lifestyle blogs • Emotional, joyful imagery performs well in commercial advertising • Fall-themed visuals are reused every year across multiple industries • High relatability makes it ideal for website banners and social media How to create variations • Different ethnicities and age ranges for broader commercial appeal • Wider shots showing a park, trees, or autumn landscape • Close-up detail shots of leaves mid-air for motion emphasis • Parent and child interaction for a family-focused concept • Vertical composition optimized for mobile and social formats Important note These prompts are designed to increase your odds of approval and sales, not guarantee them. Rejections are part of the process — learning how to adjust composition, lighting, and realism is where the real value is. This prompt is a starting point. You’re encouraged to generate multiple variations. 👉 What variation would you test first with this niche?

I just dropped a new video breaking down my 3 best Adobe Stock niches right now — the ones I’m actively uploading to and seeing results from. In the video, I cover: • Why these niches work • What buyers are actually looking for • How I’d approach them today if I were starting fresh This is meant to help you stop guessing and start uploading with more confidence and direction. 👇 After watching, let me know — which niche are you going to test first?

So happy to wake up to find I had made my first sale

Sharing my Adobe Stock stats for January so you can see how this side of the business is actually performing 👇 📊 January Adobe Stock Stats • Downloads: 56 • Earnings: $37.13 Is this life-changing money? Not yet — and that’s the point. Here’s the real takeaway: Stock is a long game. Every image you upload is a small asset that can sell over and over again. One month doesn’t define the outcome — your upload consistency does. What matters more than this snapshot:• Building a growing portfolio• Uploading regularly• Learning from approvals and rejections• Letting time + volume do the work Most people quit before the compound effect kicks in. I’m not here for quick wins — I’m here to build a catalog that pays me long-term. If your numbers are small right now, good. That means you’re early, not failing. 👇 How many images did you upload in January, and what’s your goal for February?