Once upon a time, we photographers had one way to deliver our work: photographic paper. But nowadays there are other options such CD/DVD, on-line portfolio, multimedia slideshow. The one thing in common is the word digital. No matter how our pictures are presented, at the end they are ones and zeros -binary files-.

Unfortunately for me, I stepped into photography world late enough to miss all the old school tricks of messing up with chemical and film. But I do share with people who did so the same feeling about presentation. I am sure that, for them, glancing a printed picture will be always much better than any Mac screen showing their photos in a 42" display. Paper is something you can touch, keep with you in your wallet. A tangible piece of meaning, a real thing. An ...

I am experimenting with Pop Art like pictures, and after realizing that there are some designs here in DT, I'll be putting mine soon.

If you want to see them, I'd appreciate your feedback. Also, if you're interested on this subject, I'd love to see your work. I am becoming a fan of this style :)

Hi mates! Summer is almost here and I would like to share my early experiences caused by higher temperatures. What I love the most of spring & summer is going to the beach, swim, eating ice cream, sitting on terraces letting the sun burn my skin and wear much less clothes than usual. And so does everybody! So here it goes my own tribute to the warmest season: clothes out!. Cheers to all of you (who live in sunny countries).

Have fun!

I thought dark pictures were not DT predilection. But after uploading a couple of them, they've been approved and less than an hour afterwards, one of them (left) has been downloaded already! I love this pictures, they're amongst my favourites. Maybe they're not technically perfect but they inspire me a lot of things.

I'm happy to see that my s.t.y.l.e probably fits in here! Cheerio!

(the word s t y l e is parsed when I submit the article, and it doesn't appear in the text. We users should be warned about this, otherwise it looks like our English is worse than it really is)

Hello there,

After seeing 31 of my files under the Rejected Files list, I've learned something really important.

These are the common reasons for my pictures being rejected:

Poor color: this image has a low color profile and needs improvement in order to increase its sales potential. You can process your image with color enhancement software, such as Photoshop, giving it the appeal it needs.

Poor lighting setup, poor contrast or incorrect exposure

First of all, I was using Picasa to quickly edit my files, enhancing contrast, warming up colors and the like. Ok, maybe this is not the best software I could use but the important point, I think -correct me if I'm wrong- is monitor calibration.

I don't know how it works in other countries, but here in Spain there is a myth: only Mac ...

Hi guys,

Spring time, and for those of us who are lucky to live in a sunny spot of the world this is time to grab our cameras and make them an appendix of our bodies!

I've lived in different places, like London. Maybe clouds and shade gave my pictures a romantic and magic look. But after two years I definitely choose sun and blue skies.

I recommend you to visit Girona, one of the four cities of Catalonia. Maybe Barcelona sounds a bell for you if Catalonia means nothing in your vocabulary (joking). It is a mix of England, a bit of Scotland with a touch of north European countries. Filled of textures, green huge valleys, high mountains, centenary houses, rivers and forests... and sun! It also touches the coast so it's a sort of small world with a bit of everything....

Dear fellows,

I am happy to be able to broadcast my warmest greetings to all of you, creators of art, designers of illusions, and all sorts of necessary roles for a better world.

Cheesy words apart, I am really happy I have landed in here, this is my first experience in stock photography but as far as I've seen, it looks quite promising. I am just a bit disappointed my pictures have remained 6 days and counting in "pending" status. It's a bit off putting to arrive to such an exciting website and see the countdown timer increase again and again, but, what the heck, maybe it's worth the pain.

Anyhow, I've been watching other photographers' pictures, it's a very inspiring activity, and doing it one remembers how much there is still to learn.

My pictures are mostly ...