try iStockphoto.com you have to submit 10 photos to be evaluated and if they're accepted you're in. Once you're in they give a critique when they don't accept a submission which is good for your technical growth. Concept photos are the ones that sell the most. Good luck!
--- In selling_stock_photography@yahoogroups.com, David Barr <photobar@...> wrote:
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> > I've been submitting my photos for a few months and have had several accepted on quite a few sites, including Shutterstock, BigStockPhoto, 123rf, StockPhotoMedia and others. Out of all of these, Shutterstock is the only one where I've actually had any photos downloaded. I'm wondering what experience(s) other people here have had; which sites have given them the best results for downloads once the photos are accepted, etc. Thanks.
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> Hi David
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> I went to Shutterstock and Bigstock and couldn't find your pictures doing a search under your name. Hard to pass an opinion if we can't see some of your work. I did look at pictures on http://nobodyhikesinla.com/ if these are the pictures or similar pictures to what you are trying to market, my opinion is that they are far to pedestrian to market successfully.
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> If you have links to more of your work I and others on the group could take a look at we might be of more help/
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> David B
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> David Barr 519 846 8827
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