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Microstock Photography Forum - General => Photo Critique => Topic started by: Lana on January 21, 2016, 09:58
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Hi all,
I've got a small series of shots of one indigenous Creole girl in Nicaragua getting a hairdo. SS rejected all of them for poor composition and that's fine (she's a bit soft too, to be honest) but I still think the photos may present a certain value for location and ethnicity, so my question is: do you think it's better to submit those exclusively to Alamy as RM or just spread it between different agencies (I have it as editorial only)?
Many thanks!
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Shame, she's a pretty girl, but they are too soft, especially the bottom one, and both have blown highlights.
I doubt if anyone would accept them, maybe not even iS. Sorry.
(If unreleased, iS wouldn't accept them as editorial because of the young age of the girl.)
I don't think Alamy would take them because of the softness.
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Resubmit, they could be accepted after a second review
(From my point of view I would prefer the second cropped square in the way to concentrate the attention more on the model face)
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Thank you for the input, all!
You're right IS wouldn't accept her unreleased anyway, I forgot about that.. I think I might try Alamy before I completely give up :)
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(From my point of view I would prefer the second cropped square in the way to concentrate the attention more on the model face)
I so agree with that! Crop out the window to make it a square, and it's much nicer.
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Try the mobile stock agencies eyeem, twenty20 etc...and also istock, they take real life images.
Oh, no release, that will probably be difficult.
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I find the background rather distracting. I would have separated her from the window and try to make the window-brick lines not run in diagonal
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I find the background rather distracting. I would have separated her from the window and try to make the window-brick lines not run in diagonal
Thank you, I've actually followed the tips offered in here and cropped some window out having more focus on the girl's face, I have those photos now as RM on Alamy ;)
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Interesting how this window seemed distracting to everyone but me :) i guess it's because it looked so natural in real life - inside of a very simple hut, a tiny window, girl sitting next to it ;D