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Exclusive Decision     posted on 16th of july, 2008

Well, I have decided to stop uploading to other sites, which is the first step to becoming EXCLUSIVE with Dreamstime. Over the next few months I will be able to disable images from other sites to allow the individual images to become exclusive here at DT. As soon as I can delete all the images at other sites, i will go completely exclusive here. Why? Here are the top reasons:

1. RF stock is only part of my photography business and uploading to many sites and tracking them all is VERY time consuming because of the difference in reviewing standards, types of images that are accepted, model release requirements, etc.

2. Protecting the use of my images is IMPOSSIBLE if I have them strewn all over the web. With one location to purchase my images,...

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Welcome to the DT exclusive club, Jay. You will not regret it... - posted by Antonia on July 22, 2008
Thanks Photojay. - posted by Snapshutter on July 21, 2008
The difference is that previously, I had only a few images that were exclusive to DT, but many of my images were sold on other sites and were not exclusive. An exclusive photographer chooses to sell ALL their images ONLY here on DT. I have about 35 more images to be removed from other sites over the next month and a half, and then I will be an exclusive contributor to DT. Yes, you can display images on your personal website. The best way to do it is to use the HTML script provided by DT for the image to post it into a blog or on your website. That way it is linked to DT and with one click, they can go from your website to here at DT where they can purchase the image. - posted by Photojay on July 19, 2008

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I wish I had more time...     posted on 21st of july, 2008

Since I have kicked my other agencies to the curb (minus the 35 images that I am waiting to be eligible to be deleted at one agency), I have more time to do other things. So, why do I STILL wish I had more time? Because I know I could make a living doing photography. Problem is that I am only 6 years away from retirement from the Army. I couldn't get out if I wanted to because of my service obligation, but to do so would be throwing away alot of great benefits that will make my life a thousand times easier once I do start my new career as a photographer.

As I look around DT at all the great photographers and their portfolios, I get a little jealous, because I know I could compete if I just had more time to devote to my photography. I look forward ...

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You have a good portfolio,you are great!!! - posted by Linqong on September 23, 2008
I totally agree - I wish I could spend all of my day taking photographs..instead it is pushed to the occasional free day on the weekend. I would say that I have about another 30 years though before I can retire so it is a long wait!!...oh unless I suddenly make a million with my small portfolio! - posted by Cleaper on July 23, 2008
WOW - you already have a great portfolio.. imagine what it will be like when you have 24 solid hours a day!! - posted by Rebeccaosborn on July 22, 2008

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