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Jeg har solgt mit første "stock" foto


"Stock photo" er fotoarkiver, hvor alle der har brug for et foto til en speciel lejlighed, kan købe fotos. Et af de helt store er iStockPhoto.

Jeg har nu solgt mit første foto via iStockOhoto, der viser et typisk dansk strand perspektiv med store vidder og høj himmel (se ovenfor). 

Jeg vil tro, at dette foto er købt i forbindelse med det store mediefokus der har været på Danmark i den sidste tid pga. klimatopmødet, hvor der har været behov for at vise noget "typisk dansk" i forbindelse med en beskrivelse af Danmark.
Vi taler ikke store penge :-) men det er en start, der giver blod på tanden. Kravene er høje til fotoets kvalitet (man skal igennem en streng godkendelsesprocedure for hvert foto, der sættes til salg) og der er ligeledes strenge krav til copyright, modeltilladelse, visuelle brands etc. Der er dog flere amatørfotografer, som tjener en skilling ved at fokusere på et tema og så dyrke dette fotografisk (f.eks. "julen"). Dermed er det nemmere at finde deres foto og har kunderne først fået øje på en fotograf, der løbende leverer anvendelige foto indenfor et eller flere temaer, så kan det blive et godt økonomisk supplement til at det fotoudstyr man køber!

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