Category: stock photography

Photographers petition British Prime Minister to reconsider copyright ruling

November 19, 2009

Photographers petition British Prime Minister to reconsider copyright rulingBritish photographers are up in arms over a proposed change to the copyright laws in their country that would allow anyone to use their pictures on non-commercial websites free of charge.

Shutterstock buys BigStockPhoto

September 24, 2009

Shutterstock buys Big Stock PhotoThe stock photography marketplace space just got a little bit smaller with the announcement of a significant acquisition.

Shutterstock, one of the biggest sellers online of stock photography, has purchased one of its smaller rivals, BigStockPhoto.

Deutsche Telekom launches stock photography site in the UK

September 18, 2009

Pentax Optio M85 is a simple 12 megapixel camera for the massesStock photography has become a booming business for photographers in the age of the Internet, and while most of the sites have been based in the United States, a new site has opened up with a more European slant to it.

Use free pictures to jazz up your blog

December 31, 2008

Use free pictures to jazz up your blogIt is possible to get some superb pictures to put on your Web site to entertain the visitors and encourage them to visit more often. And you do not need to break any copyright laws to do this.

Sell your photos with BuyThisImage

December 30, 2008

BuyThisImage is an online sales partner for professional photographers. Photographers can put the BuyThisImage widget on their Web site or blog, and then site visitors can use the widget to streamline the process of purchasing prints of the photographs. As a photographer you can choose to offer a variety of different print sizes or specialty items with your picture on them and adjust prices for the items (although some basic price guidelines are pre-set by BuyThisImage).

Breaking into Stock Photography

September 30, 2008

Stock photography is quickly becoming a way for photographers on both an amateur and professional level to make some extra cash with their images. While some stock photographers take stock photos exclusively for a living, many others simply upload their pictures to stock sites to make a few extra dollars each month. If you’re interested in trying your hand at stock photography here are a few sites worth trying out.

Sell your photos at Shutterstock

August 4, 2008

Shutterstock is a website designed for amateur photographers to make a little extra spending cash for their photos by allowing them to be used by web designers, graphic artists, magazine editors and other editorial types in their respective publications.


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