The  year ahead reveals a fine-art photography landscape unlike any in the  last thirty years of photography. The traditional path of getting your  work out has changed, and the artist must think creatively about how to  adapt to the new reality of creating and selling your art. Quite a few galleries have closed their doors and others have gone virtual. In addition, photo centers and museums are looking for work that speaks to this moment in time. It can be a confusing time to be a fine-art photographer and an important time to understand the shifting sands of submitting and promoting photographs.