Stock photography update

[UKBob]

For those that are interested, its been nearly 7 weeks, and Ive made $65 just on shutterstock so far - I ticked over the '100 images online' mark this week, and my most successful day was yesterday, in which 14 sales earned me $3.50 two of which were:

and


Just goes to show that shots dont have to be beautiful to sell

[Podie]

So that's about £35...

Oh, and that thing we discussed on e-mail last night is in the post.

[GregE240]

So when are you retiring?

[UKBob]

Podie said:

So that's about £35...

Oh, and that thing we discussed on e-mail last night is in the post.

Thank you paul! Much appreciated

GregE240 said:

So when are you retiring?

Why Im considering the very prospect as we speak, and could retire to Sierra Leone or Somalia this afternoon if I so wished

[sstein]

Nice work

What made you take a pic of a phonebox?

Do you get told who buys the image and what they will be used for?

Funnily enough my mate got me to take a pic of a phonebox in edinburgh!



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Stuart

[UKBob]

sstein said:

Nice work

What made you take a pic of a phonebox?

Do you get told who buys the image and what they will be used for?

Funnily enough my mate got me to take a pic of a phonebox in edinburgh!

Id seen other very amateurish looking snapshot photos (like mine then) of similar things, like letter boxes, benches, etc. If an object exists, then at some point in time people will want to buy photos of that object however mundane the photo may be.

Your pic is far better than mine though, nice shot. And no, you dont get told who is buying the photos, unfortunately.

[Dangerous_Bryan]

Is there something in the UK like this?

[UKBob]

Dangerous_Bryan said:

Is there something in the UK like this?

I think so yes, but you can be paid via paypal, moneybookers, etc... if that answers your question. ie does it matter where the office of the agency itself is based?