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what happens to our photos once they are sold?     posted on 18th of april, 2009

So...a little new question, I am sure all of us on DT wondered what happened to the sold photos ,what did they make out of them, are they going around somewhere as catalogue's pics , are they on a website ,they became some kind of cool design illustration?...so this want to be a suggestion to any downloader user buyer,kindly appreciated ,to understand what is going to happen to any of our picture that will sell or got sold.
It would be so cool if the buyer could let us photographers know with a little msg ,when ever they can or want what happened to our photos...
My ego needs it....i guess:))

A.


Tags: photo question sale

Comments (12)

Comment by Keki on April 19, 2009
I'd love to see my photo somewhere on a book or a website .. I'm hoping :)) but also super chuffed when i get a sale :)
Comment by Aughty on April 19, 2009
I am happy just to get the sale. :)
Comment by Driveyourkitty on April 18, 2009
well i guess we will never know whats going to happen to our images...in someways is actually better ... occhio non vede cuore non duole that translates in something that sounds like : what the eye doesn't see the heart doesn't grieve:))p

keep it sharp :)

A.
Comment by Bradcalkins on April 18, 2009
I had one buyer leave a comment, and found about 5 others online - one in an e-book.
Comment by Irisangel on April 18, 2009
Every now and then, I have had a buyer leave a comment. It doesn't happen often, but it's nice when it does.
Comment by Creativei on April 18, 2009
Well the company I work for we download around 25 to 40 images in a day, but we really don't get time to leave a comment. Once I asked my senior why don't we leave a comment on the site, he asked me are you crazy? Leaving comment as per him has many dis advantages. First of all time is the main element.
Comment by Driveyourkitty on April 18, 2009
Komar....uff....hopefully they will start:)) (u never know) :))

thanks dude:))
Comment by Komar on April 18, 2009
In Microstock, I've never had a buyer tell me how they have used my photos.
Comment by Driveyourkitty on April 18, 2009
well on google couldnt find anything didnt know already about me or my nick, so no interesting findings for me there, i did try Tineye...that actually looks pretty cool ....no finding but i will try later in the future....thanks so much for suggestions as usual:))
I hope some buyers will ,eventualy let us know:))

I wish i was a hasselblad

A.
Comment by Cflorinc on April 18, 2009
Is not that hard to find! Google for your name or username both for webpages and images. You will find interesting results!
Comment by Komar on April 18, 2009
In Microstock, I've never had a buyer tell me how they have used my photos.
Comment by Azschach on April 18, 2009
If you wanna test, where your pics might be, TinEYE might be the tool you'd like ;-) Will not find all pics, but maybe some of those used in Web. Give it a try.

http://tineye.com/

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