Hey guys,
One of my friends gave me an idea that I should start posting some of my photos into some type of stock photography website. He said that some of my photos are worth putting on the websites because sometimes people are just willing to buy anything. What do you guys think? It is not like I am losing anything with this right? Any ideas of websites that I should use?
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Hey,
There are tons of threads about stock and microstock.. Try a search and all your questions will be answered.
If you are not up to do a search:
I use IStock and eventhough it is time consuming and they don't approve everything, it will be worth it in the long run. It actually helps to perfect your quality of photography, since you begin to think about all their rules, ever time your press the shutter.
Good luck and feel free to send me a PM if you have more questions.
There are tons of threads about stock and microstock.. Try a search and all your questions will be answered.
If you are not up to do a search:
I use IStock and eventhough it is time consuming and they don't approve everything, it will be worth it in the long run. It actually helps to perfect your quality of photography, since you begin to think about all their rules, ever time your press the shutter.
Good luck and feel free to send me a PM if you have more questions.
Get in touch with Matt Antonino... I'm positive he has the best plan for doing stock work.
QUOTE(Johnny @ July 11 2008, 03:24 PM) 
Get in touch with Matt Antonino... I'm positive he has the best plan for doing stock work.
Yup. He's pretty much the guy to talk to!
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