Thread: Hey tim...

A friend of mine is into photography, all sorts. Portraits, still life, macro


She's interested in selling stock photos, where would be a nice place to start? D;

I have no experience in that department, thought Tim, or someone else might.

Unr, you might wanna check out this thread.

Lol, yeah i saw that after the fact. :\

Suppose she doesn't have much of a chance.

Originally Posted by unr

Lol, yeah i saw that after the fact. :\

Suppose she doesn't have much of a chance.

that's not true, her stuff is probably more normal than mine! :swink:

clearly though you have to be at the top of your game for stock and not just an "avid photographer"

beyond istock there are a handful of others, not sure who's better than what

Bah.

It's sad, your stuff isn't normal,
But the stocks they rejected could be used in so many ways, lol.



I told her to get a few friends in suits, rent out our bluescreen room, and get a bunch of professional business shots.
They'd be downloaded. :P

Originally Posted by unr

Bah.

It's sad, your stuff isn't normal,
But the stocks they rejected could be used in so many ways, lol.



I told her to get a few friends in suits, rent out our bluescreen room, and get a bunch of professional business shots.
They'd be downloaded. :P

yep, that kind of stuff is surely in high D (demand)!

Yeah, I know.
i've spent ages trying to find it for free myself.


oh well, again thanks for the advice tim.