- Capture couples looking at fabric and tile samples for home remodeling projects. So, you spent hours pouring through 4000 images to choose 30 of your best, whittling that down to 8 of which 6 were chosen. Be more descriptive. He now makes $6,000 a year from Stock Photography and has all the time to grow his other streams of passive income (blogging, ebooks, videos etc.). There has not been a single 1.88 USD sale yet.

https://www.shutterstock.com/contributorsupport/articles/kbat02/000011450, and then really pay close attention to this:-, https://www.shutterstock.com/contributorsupport/articles/kbat02/000011449.

Brighter and more vibrant would be my suggestion...remember you are just trying to sell great picture you need to sell pictures people want to buy and marketing needs more color and variety’s...too dark right now. Your will also be asked to submit your ID card (or driving license). If your image is not perfectly sharp or is a bit noisy, try to downsize the image. That’s awesome you got approved! Thank you for sharing. -Andrew. Photographers need to form a cooperative and set up a stock photo site with a 50-50 split or better.

Instead, it adopts the subscription model.

It is only viable for someone living in a third world economy where food and rent are less than USD 500 per month OR ELSE for and out and out, 100% dedicated, extremely creative pro photographer who shoots high demand images and these at top shelf quality – and who shoots them for a rights managed agency NOT for a microstock agency. After all, these photographers are professionals, and they know their craft well and produce stunning images. It’s very calming. I ended up with 100 great photos.

However, what made top stock photographers avoid Adobe Stock was their poor commission rate of 33 percent. I had to limit those 100 great photos down to 60 awesome photos, then down to the 30 all-time best photos I’ve ever taken.

That part was a little weird uploading a photo of my driver’s license but figured I’ve gone this far.

- Capture couples looking at fabric and tile samples for home remodeling projects. So, you spent hours pouring through 4000 images to choose 30 of your best, whittling that down to 8 of which 6 were chosen. Be more descriptive. He now makes $6,000 a year from Stock Photography and has all the time to grow his other streams of passive income (blogging, ebooks, videos etc.). There has not been a single 1.88 USD sale yet.

https://www.shutterstock.com/contributorsupport/articles/kbat02/000011450, and then really pay close attention to this:-, https://www.shutterstock.com/contributorsupport/articles/kbat02/000011449.

Brighter and more vibrant would be my suggestion...remember you are just trying to sell great picture you need to sell pictures people want to buy and marketing needs more color and variety’s...too dark right now. Your will also be asked to submit your ID card (or driving license). If your image is not perfectly sharp or is a bit noisy, try to downsize the image. That’s awesome you got approved! Thank you for sharing. -Andrew. Photographers need to form a cooperative and set up a stock photo site with a 50-50 split or better.

Instead, it adopts the subscription model.

It is only viable for someone living in a third world economy where food and rent are less than USD 500 per month OR ELSE for and out and out, 100% dedicated, extremely creative pro photographer who shoots high demand images and these at top shelf quality – and who shoots them for a rights managed agency NOT for a microstock agency. After all, these photographers are professionals, and they know their craft well and produce stunning images. It’s very calming. I ended up with 100 great photos.

However, what made top stock photographers avoid Adobe Stock was their poor commission rate of 33 percent. I had to limit those 100 great photos down to 60 awesome photos, then down to the 30 all-time best photos I’ve ever taken.

That part was a little weird uploading a photo of my driver’s license but figured I’ve gone this far.

- Capture couples looking at fabric and tile samples for home remodeling projects. So, you spent hours pouring through 4000 images to choose 30 of your best, whittling that down to 8 of which 6 were chosen. Be more descriptive. He now makes $6,000 a year from Stock Photography and has all the time to grow his other streams of passive income (blogging, ebooks, videos etc.). There has not been a single 1.88 USD sale yet.

https://www.shutterstock.com/contributorsupport/articles/kbat02/000011450, and then really pay close attention to this:-, https://www.shutterstock.com/contributorsupport/articles/kbat02/000011449.

Brighter and more vibrant would be my suggestion...remember you are just trying to sell great picture you need to sell pictures people want to buy and marketing needs more color and variety’s...too dark right now. Your will also be asked to submit your ID card (or driving license). If your image is not perfectly sharp or is a bit noisy, try to downsize the image. That’s awesome you got approved! Thank you for sharing. -Andrew. Photographers need to form a cooperative and set up a stock photo site with a 50-50 split or better.

Instead, it adopts the subscription model.

It is only viable for someone living in a third world economy where food and rent are less than USD 500 per month OR ELSE for and out and out, 100% dedicated, extremely creative pro photographer who shoots high demand images and these at top shelf quality – and who shoots them for a rights managed agency NOT for a microstock agency. After all, these photographers are professionals, and they know their craft well and produce stunning images. It’s very calming. I ended up with 100 great photos.

However, what made top stock photographers avoid Adobe Stock was their poor commission rate of 33 percent. I had to limit those 100 great photos down to 60 awesome photos, then down to the 30 all-time best photos I’ve ever taken.

That part was a little weird uploading a photo of my driver’s license but figured I’ve gone this far.

- Capture couples looking at fabric and tile samples for home remodeling projects. So, you spent hours pouring through 4000 images to choose 30 of your best, whittling that down to 8 of which 6 were chosen. Be more descriptive. He now makes $6,000 a year from Stock Photography and has all the time to grow his other streams of passive income (blogging, ebooks, videos etc.). There has not been a single 1.88 USD sale yet.

https://www.shutterstock.com/contributorsupport/articles/kbat02/000011450, and then really pay close attention to this:-, https://www.shutterstock.com/contributorsupport/articles/kbat02/000011449.

Brighter and more vibrant would be my suggestion...remember you are just trying to sell great picture you need to sell pictures people want to buy and marketing needs more color and variety’s...too dark right now. Your will also be asked to submit your ID card (or driving license). If your image is not perfectly sharp or is a bit noisy, try to downsize the image. That’s awesome you got approved! Thank you for sharing. -Andrew. Photographers need to form a cooperative and set up a stock photo site with a 50-50 split or better.

Instead, it adopts the subscription model.

It is only viable for someone living in a third world economy where food and rent are less than USD 500 per month OR ELSE for and out and out, 100% dedicated, extremely creative pro photographer who shoots high demand images and these at top shelf quality – and who shoots them for a rights managed agency NOT for a microstock agency. After all, these photographers are professionals, and they know their craft well and produce stunning images. It’s very calming. I ended up with 100 great photos.

However, what made top stock photographers avoid Adobe Stock was their poor commission rate of 33 percent. I had to limit those 100 great photos down to 60 awesome photos, then down to the 30 all-time best photos I’ve ever taken.

That part was a little weird uploading a photo of my driver’s license but figured I’ve gone this far.