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I came across a beautiful bouquet of flowers while out shopping.  And of course, I immediately thought "photo opportunity."  I like the results of what I have shot, and for what it is worth, they are getting a high approval rate at Shutterstock.

But do I dare upload these to Dreamstime?  Particularly when I am in the process of trying to build my approval rate rather high?  In the past, there have been a lot of posts that uploading flower pictures to DT is rather futile.  Anybody tried recently?  Any strong concepts that you have found to work? 

Most of what I have done so far is soft light shots over white, and a few interesting bouquet shots with selective focus.

Yes! You will have to tread carefully if you want to build up your acceptance ratio.
Sometimes it pays to be brave there!

I have had a lot declined on DT purely due to an over abundance of stock - so most of my nature stuff didnt get put on - you are lucky!

Hi folks! Just spot this thread and since gardening is my second hobby I've got a lot of photographs of flowers individually.
I wonder which agency would be best to market them, as IStock explicitly tells that they don't need them anymore, you're telling that DT also not keen about them.

What about Fotolia and others, could you recommend a good place to sell them except SS(as I thought about registering with them later)?

Thanks for advice and cheers up, Dan!
I've got a lot of macros and while it's winter I have time to select something from my collection I think. Will check your collection also to see what kind of flowers they are looking for.

my wife and me growing a lot varieties on our garden and some in our home so there are plenty things to photo
Anyway I think your shots could be well used by some bridal site for example.