Is it demand for artistic photographs?
posted on 4th of february, 2011
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It's interestingly for me, how high is a chance of these photos to be sold?
Or it serve no purpose for uploading it?
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I definately would add someone will love them...Nice work!
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I think there are buyers for everything... Your work is great.
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Posted by Oracal on February 04, 2011
Thanks for kind words!
It's really so that you never know what will be popular.... (
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Yes, I agree with the response of "just upload them.. LET BUYERS DECIDE". If Dreamstime editors approved them, it means good job.
You never know when the trend changes, nor will you be able to predict what sells. Everyday there is change being made corporate wise, and advertising has to reflect the appeal to demographics. Once that buying demograph changes , so will the type of photos to be used. Why pigeonhole yourself. Be prolific so when old school changes, you're already there with enough supplies for Dreamstime. Hope I explain correctly.
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Stunning photographs. Personally I would upload them and hope for the best.
Keep up the good work.
Bset wishes
Chris
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don't ask us normal people.... let the buyers decide...
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I love those pictures! When I look at your portfolio I feel the true artist popping out of them!
Great job! Congratulations!
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The last two in particular look very 'stock' to me!
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Great photos. "Eat your diet", the other portraits are the best for stock.
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I think they are stock and very good images. Just a thing: upload the colored version (and the RAW, of course, if you can), a buyer can do the black & white version by himself. Bye, Rob.
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Posted by Meryll on February 04, 2011
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