Comments on: Another bloody Project http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/ Wed, 03 Dec 2008 06:20:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Mikeanywhere http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-22806 Mikeanywhere Fri, 06 Oct 2006 14:35:52 +0000 http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-22806 This lens is simply the best and will be well worth it - you thought about donating some body parts yet to help raise the funds quicker? :-)))) It was my first lens and I havent looked back..... This lens is simply the best and will be well worth it - you thought about donating some body parts yet to help raise the funds quicker? :-))))

It was my first lens and I havent looked back…..

]]> By: chris http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-16926 chris Thu, 24 Aug 2006 03:43:27 +0000 http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-16926 blog on stock photography.... www.interactive-bot.com click on the blogger link...... ryan, feel free to copy and use it here......... blog on stock photography…. http://www.interactive-bot.com

click on the blogger link……

ryan, feel free to copy and use it here………

]]> By: Daragh Mc Grath http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-16672 Daragh Mc Grath Mon, 21 Aug 2006 19:15:48 +0000 http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-16672 Sounds like a good idea Ryan! :) Chris, I'll drop ye a mail at some stage soon looking for some more details too! Sounds like a good idea Ryan! :)
Chris, I’ll drop ye a mail at some stage soon looking for some more details too!

]]> By: Ryan http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-16315 Ryan Thu, 17 Aug 2006 18:38:01 +0000 http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-16315 Chris, if you'd like to go on at length about the world of stock photography with an eye toward people that might be interested in getting into it, I'll gladly post it here :D Kinda do's and don'ts as you've experienced them.. Just a thought Chris, if you’d like to go on at length about the world of stock photography with an eye toward people that might be interested in getting into it, I’ll gladly post it here :D Kinda do’s and don’ts as you’ve experienced them.. Just a thought

]]> By: chris http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-16312 chris Thu, 17 Aug 2006 17:37:24 +0000 http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-16312 iStockphoto is now part of Getty images as of earlier this years merger. I was in three, iStock, shutterstock and bigstockphoto... istock had the most traffic and sales for me, so I opted to be an exclusive photographer for them. At the start, the $$ are low until your port has 500 d'l's at which point they give you a 'raise'. Obviously the bigger your port the more revenue you can generate. The bigger the image you can supply, the more you can get (example, my 1Ds MkII gives me xxl images which sell for $20-$40 a go, I get 20% of that sale) points to keep in mind when shooting/submitting to an agency are : is the image of use to a designer, be it advertising, promotional.... its subject is sharp and in focus agencies generally have the definitive collections of pets & flowers, so if this is your image, it needs to be 'outstanding'...... if anyone has more specific questions (or wants a referral to iStock), email me at christopher.odriscoll AT gmail.com personally I think some of the images I have my port arent great, but hey, theyre selling....its $$$.... Having looked at the images you both take, I couldnt see any reason why ye couldnt make $$ as well iStockphoto is now part of Getty images as of earlier this years merger. I was in three, iStock, shutterstock and bigstockphoto… istock had the most traffic and sales for me, so I opted to be an exclusive photographer for them. At the start, the $$ are low until your port has 500 d’l’s at which point they give you a ‘raise’. Obviously the bigger your port the more revenue you can generate. The bigger the image you can supply, the more you can get (example, my 1Ds MkII gives me xxl images which sell for $20-$40 a go, I get 20% of that sale)

points to keep in mind when shooting/submitting to an agency are :
is the image of use to a designer, be it advertising, promotional….
its subject is sharp and in focus
agencies generally have the definitive collections of pets
& flowers, so if this is your image, it needs to be ‘outstanding’……

if anyone has more specific questions (or wants a referral to iStock), email me at christopher.odriscoll AT gmail.com

personally I think some of the images I have my port arent great, but hey, theyre selling….its $$$….

Having looked at the images you both take, I couldnt see any reason why ye couldnt make $$ as well

]]> By: Daragh Mc Grath http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-16279 Daragh Mc Grath Thu, 17 Aug 2006 08:03:09 +0000 http://blog.rymus.net/2006/08/13/another-bloody-project/#comment-16279 Yeah, something I've been thinking about too, who are the best stock agencies to go to in order to get noticed, make a bit of cash, and how involved is it? I've never really researched it to be honest, but would be interested if anyone has any pointers! Yeah, something I’ve been thinking about too, who are the best stock agencies to go to in order to get noticed, make a bit of cash, and how involved is it? I’ve never really researched it to be honest, but would be interested if anyone has any pointers!

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