Posts Tagged ‘stock’

November 14, 2009

Dan Heller on 'marketing tasks' vs. 'positioning strategies' for photographers

July 29, 2009

"What to charge", releases, licensing and other resources for pro and semi-pro photographers

July 23, 2009

Why you should always take 'drop-in' photos - by dg28

May 9, 2009

Marketing your travel photography @ photo.net

April 9, 2009

USA Today, Google, sound death knell for Microstock

As image search improves, will people be less and less willing to pay for photos? YES.

March 31, 2009

Worth a read - comments on the "Fairey Use Doctrine"

March 23, 2009

The top 8 websites to use if you want to give your photos away for pennies

March 20, 2009

Marketing your travel photography: getting started

@ photo.net

March 10, 2009

Five ways photographers can create new business models

February 23, 2009

PhotoShelter's 2009 photo buyer survey

February 17, 2009

Can I sell that photo?

Just because you can take it, it doesn't necessarily follow that you can sell it.

February 15, 2009

Spain's Costa Brava uses photograph from the Bahamas in ad campaign

Apparently there weren't any 'nice' photos of the Costa Brava available from Getty.

February 6, 2009

Should you sell the same stock photos in different places at different prices?

Why not? Airlines charge different prices for similar flights, why shouldn't photographers?

January 23, 2009

The photo marketplace that never launched: Flickr Stock

January 22, 2009

Jim Goldstein on why he's not taking part in the Flickr / Getty stock 'service'

@ JMG-Galleries

January 17, 2009

Copyright fight: Stephen Colbert takes on Lawrence Lessig

@ Photo Business News & Forum

January 4, 2009

Marketing your stock photography directly to clients

@ Photo Marketing Tips

December 5, 2008

Thoughts on photo use and licensing when pictures are used with & without permission

@ Photo Business News & Forum
Follows up on yesterday's link to a Guardian

December 4, 2008

Is a picture really worth £1,000?

Or, more to the point, if you steal a picture and get caught, should the owner of the picture be able to charge you what they want, or should you only have to pay whatever you think is reasonable? The Guardian obviously believes the latter, though they probably have a wee bit of a vested interest in not paying whatever a photo's owner wants.

October 29, 2008

Digital Railroad - 24 hours to shutdown

One of the leading stock photography providers/site hosts vanishes almost overnight. I had seriously considered signing up with them after Photoshelters' Marketplace was shut down, am really glad I didn't.

September 16, 2008

Photoshelter stops selling stock photos

June 1, 2007

Corbis to take 'microstock' plunge

May 31, 2006

Top Ten Stock Photography Cliches

[via kottke