neea
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Ok.. So every so often we see questions about what sites are good or bad for selling stock photographs.
I have a new question!!!!!!
Ready??
How many of you, if any, have actually sold some of your work through a stock photo website? Have you sold more than one? Two?
I don't really need to know which site exactly, although if you're willing the info would be great.
It's just that it seems there's so many people wanting to know how and where. My self included. But I've noticed that other threads aren't very helpful.
I guess my main questions is.. is there a hope on earth that people could sell their pictures or are we all wasting our time (and yours with repeated questions).
I know I tried submitting stuff before and nothing was excepted. I noticed that anything 'landscape' 'floral' 'sunset' was so over done that it felt like the company I was submitting to was basically saying 'listen, we get 1000000000 landscapes submitted per day. we dont need yours but thanx anyways'.
It seems the trick is to do something 'new'.
Thanx
I have a new question!!!!!!
Ready??
How many of you, if any, have actually sold some of your work through a stock photo website? Have you sold more than one? Two?
I don't really need to know which site exactly, although if you're willing the info would be great.
It's just that it seems there's so many people wanting to know how and where. My self included. But I've noticed that other threads aren't very helpful.
I guess my main questions is.. is there a hope on earth that people could sell their pictures or are we all wasting our time (and yours with repeated questions).
I know I tried submitting stuff before and nothing was excepted. I noticed that anything 'landscape' 'floral' 'sunset' was so over done that it felt like the company I was submitting to was basically saying 'listen, we get 1000000000 landscapes submitted per day. we dont need yours but thanx anyways'.
It seems the trick is to do something 'new'.
Thanx