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Stocking Up: Essential Tips to Getting Your Photos Hosted on Stock Photo Websites

Guest Contributor, 6 months ago 0 6 min read

Getting your photos hosted on stock photo websites gives you an avenue additional income streams. Here are a few tips to help you get started with selling your photos on a stock photo website.

Inspiration

2018 Photography & Image Trends Report

Brittany Smith, 2 years ago 0 2 min read

Adjusting course to suit the current landscape is generally a good idea.

News & Insight

Photographer Assaulted at ‘Queens of The Stone Age’ Concert | Is The ‘Apology’ Enough To Set The Right Precedent?

Brittany Smith, 2 years ago 4 4 min read

We must change the precedent.

Insights & Thoughts

What Art Directors and Designers Look for in Photographs

Tanya Goodall Smith, 4 years ago 7 7 min read

Ever wondered what art directors & designers look for when purchasing photographs? Here’s a look into their minds and how to tailor your work to suit.

Time Out With Tanya

How to Successfully Sell Stock Photography

Tanya Goodall Smith, 5 years ago 10 7 min read

Micro stock sites have become go-to resources for designers and marketing firms who need high quality digital images quickly. Could selling your images as stock be an extra source of income for you? Here’s how to successfully sell stock photography.

Current Events

Photographer Being Sued for $500k By Model For Misused/Stolen Images

Hanssie, 5 years ago 17 3 min read

A model is suing stock photographer, Joshua Resnick, claiming her images were sold to pornographic websites without her consent. Resnick claims the images were stolen and that he only sold the images to a stock photography company.

Tips & Tricks

Free Stock Photos! A Short List of Free Stock Image Sites

Justin Heyes, 5 years ago 10 5 min read

There has been a rise in websites that offer high quality, professional stock imagery that are for the most part completely free or fall under creative commons public domain licensing.

Current Events

Getty Overpays 9,000 Photographers, Wants Money Back

Kishore Sawh, 6 years ago 2 5 min read

Getty Images and iStock Photo have overpaid some 9,000 of their contributing photographers. They now will garnish their wages for 6 months till the money is paid back, but offer no apology or explanation, or transparency.