2 things really come home to me reading this thread.
1. The cheek of Time magazine not so much to use a stock photo on their cover, but to SELL the cover. I would imagine this is taking it way to far.
2. Why I would never upload images with a model, family member or not, to a microstock company. The stuff I limit to micro is everyday stuff that is basically only good for websites, or a little advertisement, or a PowerPoint demo. If I were you guys with access to models and good studio equipment, I would only send that to a macro or mid macro. At least you get a few bucks, and the model may even be able to get some credit.
1. There's nothing wrong, the EL (according to the link that I posted earlier) permits all that. Maybe I didn't see what you saw.
2. Good point. One possible strategy is "upload best shots to macros, outtakes to micros". Don't know how that one works out, though.
