I want to start selling Stock Photography? How do I start selling on Corbis, Getty Images and all those sites?
Posted by brian | Posted in Stock Photography help | Posted on 06-05-2010
Tags: Corbis, Getty, Images, Photography, Selling, Sites, Start, Stock, those, Want
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I have over 4900 photos to sell. How to I start?
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You may want to start smaller than Corbis, Getty and the like. There are many smaller, but very lucrative stock photo sites that would love to have your photos and you can make great money with them too, especially with such a large collection. Try bigstockphoto.com, istockphoto.com and similar. For more info, check out the site in my sources, it helped me get started. good luck!
the fact you are asking about getty and corbis tells people your not ready yet….they are macro, start with micro.like the answer above
people dont buy photos they buy images
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You sell rights TO those and other stock photogaphy companies.
In many cases, the photographers are forced to sell all copyrights, so that they no longer own the images.
There are many stock agencies around the world that accept images but they all have rules so here is a website for you to look at to see if you can fit into their submission guidelines. If you can fit into theirs you might be able to do it with others.
There are other “Big” name agencies you will not get into unless you have already been published and they in turn contact you.
http://www.alamy.com/contributors/default.asp
You should have a look at the “2007 Photographers Market” (amazon.com) this will give you lots of information on other places that you can sell your work.
You should also reading the information on the following websites:
http://www.copyright.gov/
http://www.asmp.org/commerce/legal/releases/
Now one more source where you can sell your work at and you must do everything.
http://www.etsy.com
Hope this information helps,
Kevin