Selling Photographs online

July 19, 2008 4:20pm CST
Does anyone know a site that you could sell your photographs on as Prints or Stockphotography? I have been working on some images and would like to market them now.
3 responses
trickiwoo
@trickiwoo (2702)
• United States
19 Jul 08
I sell my photos online both as prints and as stock. If you're interested in selling stock, I have a lot of links on my website http://www.lindsaydean.com/sellstock.html If you're interested in selling prints, some good sites are: http://www.cafepress.com http://www.zazzle.com http://www.redbubble.com http://www.deviantart.com
luciusaloc
@luciusaloc (291)
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20 Jul 08
Thanks,will definitely check them out. Are you having any success with redbubble? I joined a couple of months ago but have not yet sold
trickiwoo
@trickiwoo (2702)
• United States
20 Jul 08
I haven't had any sales yet, but I haven't really been to active there. I have a friend who is very active on Red Bubble and submits a lot of photos, and he's had a TON of sales!
luciusaloc
@luciusaloc (291)
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21 Jul 08
Thats interesting to know,I have been rather inactive on redbubble,I think I should pick it up again. Thanks
sdas86
@sdas86 (6076)
• Malaysia
21 Jul 08
Hi, This is a great discussion. I found some useful responses and links here.
luciusaloc
@luciusaloc (291)
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21 Jul 08
Thank you! Its great when people respond so well to discussions,I have learnt so much from this too
rabi9634
@rabi9634 (419)
• United States
21 Jul 08
Some agencies not mentioned: Photoshelter & MyLoupe I'm on Photoshelter. No sales yet, but I only have like 20 images online with them so far.
sdas86
@sdas86 (6076)
• Malaysia
22 Jul 08
Hi, Which site is the best to upload photos and make money? I hope to join the best site and make money faster.
karagala
@karagala (447)
• Philippines
21 Jul 08
I've joined Alamy, photographer's direct but haven't made any earnings since. The competition is tight. But if you're up for the smaller earnings but sells well, try the micro stocks like dreamstime, shutterstock, fotolia etc.
rabi9634
@rabi9634 (419)
• United States
21 Jul 08
I'm on Alamy.. I've seen sales, but it takes a pretty long time to start seeing a regular stream of sales according to the long-term contributers. They key to seeing sales on any stock agency is to submit images that are technically sound, commercially valuable, and unique. If there are 100 shots of something, and you also have a shot of the same thing, you're probably not going to see any sales if that image isn't in the top 10 of that particular set.
luciusaloc
@luciusaloc (291)
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21 Jul 08
Cool thanks,yes photography has such tight competition since there are some really good photographers out there.Thanks for the information