My first step on stock footage (timelapse) . What do you think ?

[samsam]

Hello guys,

Im in stock photography market since 5 years now. Few month ago i started to shoot stock footage. Timelapse to me more specific.

Here you a link of a montage i put on my youtube channel :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl2F9YZMr7c

What do you think ? (good or bad feeling)

Thanks in advance
See you

[zstoimenov]

I love it. Good job!

[sketchyt]

Very nicely done. I'm interested in where you go from here, where will you submit and how much you will get for each segment.

[Sean Locke Photography]

Very cool.  Good compositions and shot locations.  There's a lot of people doing these, though, so they may not bring that much.  Then again, they may stand out.

[samsam]

sketchyt : Not sure i got what you mean by "where you go from here"

[Uncle Pete]

Good compositions and shot locations.

That was my first thought.

Very cool.  Good compositions and shot locations.  There's a lot of people doing these, though, so they may not bring that much.  Then again, they may stand out.

[Ides]

Nice! 

[Asthebelltolls]

Lovely, Sam. That slow, subtle zoom in is a really nice touch. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!

[samsam]

Thank you for your message guys.

I hope the next one im planning to shoot in Paris will come out better.

See you

[sharpshot]

Looks like you have been doing timelapse for years, great clips.  I think these will sell well, especially on Pond5.  There's lots of people doing them but there's still less competition than there is with stills.  I didn't sell many timelapses for a few years but now I'm getting regular sales.  Mine have less competition but are mostly of places that are in less demand.  I've sold one I took in London that I thought was quite average compared to the competition.