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« Reply #25 on: March 02, 2014, 12:24 »
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I think it all depends on your style and approach....as well as subject matter and who you search as your customers. Business changes on the "daily highway" very quickly. Subject matter and content desires rise and change with that "highway" effect. If one is creative with, as I stated above, "who you search as your customers" I think then working solely with3d graphics and models has its advantages in keeping up with the pace on that "highway" that business so very quickly operates on.


« Reply #26 on: March 02, 2014, 12:30 »
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 ;) Nice to hear some feedback. Gets some opinions and critiques..All very helpful indeed.


Thank you

« Reply #27 on: March 02, 2014, 12:40 »
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I think it all depends on your style and approach....as well as subject matter and who you search as your customers. Business changes on the "daily highway" very quickly. Subject matter and content desires rise and change with that "highway" effect. If one is creative with, as I stated above, "who you search as your customers" I think then working solely with3d graphics and models has its advantages in keeping up with the pace on that "highway" that business so very quickly operates on.

Ummm, ok.

« Reply #28 on: March 02, 2014, 12:41 »
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For micro stock I think I would pick an area like sport or business and just create 3d models and graphics for that specific area.....seems it would be the only way to stay unique and fresh with flexible creations that are reusable in other graphics....ya dig?

Actually, you may find that harder, as anyone in the world (china, india, russia, etc.) can sit down and do renders 24 hours a day.  Do some searches on the sites for "3d business" etc, to see what is there.

 Only one of these photos has been manipulated, the rest are all with out any post photoshop or lightroom enhancements...they are raw material....other than the sclupture one which has had a street lamp, a leaf and tears from both faces removed has not had any lightroom enhancements either...they are all basically raw material.

« Reply #29 on: March 02, 2014, 12:46 »
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nuts

« Reply #30 on: March 02, 2014, 12:54 »
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Excuse me???.....I mean what? this is what you call critique...answering with things like " Um...ok" and "nuts""..whats that suppose to mean? ..hmmmm.....you say that as if to say my opinion sucks. That's not a very nice way to give critique now is it? .....and please, don't waste my time with 2 word comments like "Um Ok"...and "nuts"..if that is the extent of your creativity I don't think it's a wise idea to be giving advice on creative matters? ??? do you?

« Reply #31 on: March 02, 2014, 12:58 »
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Lol ...

(Is that one word or three?)

« Reply #32 on: March 02, 2014, 13:25 »
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" that"is lacking creativity and flare as well as concept, is what that is....keep it creative, keep it funny, keep me amused or buzz off.

« Reply #33 on: March 02, 2014, 13:35 »
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microstock group...wow,,,this is turning out to better than I expected...this forum rocks!... Its like a goldmine. Cant wait to write a review. Thanks fellas!

« Reply #34 on: March 02, 2014, 13:41 »
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microstock group...wow,,,this is turning out to better than I expected...this forum rocks!... Its like a goldmine. Cant wait to write a review. Thanks fellas!
Nice to meet you, too!  ;D

« Reply #35 on: March 02, 2014, 13:50 »
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I love all the feed back...it's really helpful. Thanks

« Reply #36 on: March 02, 2014, 13:53 »
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dont feed the troll  ::)

« Reply #37 on: March 02, 2014, 14:02 »
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That's was at least an attempt at being creative. As meager as it was....... So now this is turning into a witch hunt? I'm a troll? Geez.....criticizing my art in a creative fashion is what I expected...but being out right rude for particular reason ?? (although credit given for your meager attempt at being creative)....thanks

« Reply #38 on: March 02, 2014, 14:07 »
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Moderator??????... Is that allowed? Not being creative in your critique  on one artistic expression? Or am I just being over picky as usual?

« Reply #39 on: March 02, 2014, 14:08 »
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I am a mason ya know....we can be fussy about details.

PaulieWalnuts

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« Reply #40 on: March 02, 2014, 14:09 »
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Oh okay I get it now. My apologies. I misunderstood. If those are out-of-camera files they're awesome. You're phenomenal. You have real talent.

« Reply #41 on: March 02, 2014, 14:10 »
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The only thing people see here are 4 of your photos and those  writing reactions are experienced contributors.
When they tell you that these images have low commercial value, you can believe them.
It means: The images can be technically perfect, creative and artistic, but they will probably barely have any sales.

But if you dont believe them , why dont you try for yourself to find out?
After having them all submitted and get accepted by a lot of agencies and being sold by hundreds, you can come back and tell everyone here that they were totally wrong.

Start with Mostphotos. They have no reviews and accept everything. Some people there are giving likes to your images. These people have mostly no idea about the commercial value of images, so it is not an indication  for your sales on other sites, but getting likes is allways nice, isnt it?

« Reply #42 on: March 02, 2014, 14:30 »
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Are you serious??? ? C'mon man,... a serious reply, for real though? I mean...I'm touched...and am deeply gratified for the very intuitive response and the time taken (to copy and paste it again) to pass it on to me, thank you. I never questioned any of the credentials from any of the patrons, I only questioned the value and creativity of their opinions and critiques. I would have not come to this forum without having done my own research on the subject. Which lead me to this forum in the first place...this forum is supposedly a tool for beginner and novice level artist and photographers/ image developers as well as for advanced artist and  bla bla bla....So to get only one proper answer back after a very long day of forum chat. I must admit, I'm a bit surprised at the quality of the responses from these "experienced contributors" as you so proudly put it....again thanks for the  (one real serious) response.

« Reply #43 on: March 02, 2014, 14:39 »
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Paulie Walnuts....You win the  "Best attempt at being a sarcastic funny guy" award.....(with merits in creativity)......ah Paulie, why cant people be more like you and me ?...They just don't have that...spazazz....you know? That feel that its a duty to try and at least wiggle their little fingers in the direction of creativity. I know...I know...its been a long road for you, but if you keep it up every day, YOU WILL learn to type more than 3 four word sentences in a row. as I said merits for your very brave attempt at being(well shall I say) witty.....1/2 a thumb up on that

« Reply #44 on: March 02, 2014, 15:21 »
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Colette, as of now you are in good standings for the " most realism and usefulness in a response" award.... although it was lacking creativity and (as I like to put it) spazazz....it was still the most useful information that I have gathered in using this forum today (thank you). But the day is not over yet sister!... Pauliewalnuts may "pull-a- thumb out" and put together a string of words  (with proper punctuation, not just periods) surprise us all....(but that's doubtful)...But its not "Miller time" just yet sister...who knows who else can come up with a response and maybe even be a bit more creative in their approach and then use lose baby....only time can tell. (finger are crossed Colette, toes too...)

Ron

« Reply #45 on: March 02, 2014, 15:37 »
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You have gotten a ton of good feedback, what else do you want to hear?

They're decent but I think you're shooting from a Flickr/social media or creative art perspective. "That's cool" is different from "that will sell". The idea for stock is that buyers look for images that help them advertise and promote a product or service. Would any of these help to do that? I'm not sure but I'd guess very little.

And then there's competition. Stock is flooded with ordinary images. So if you take a quick snap of local attractions so has everybody else. If you plan to sell anything it needs to stand out and be unique. To me these don't look unique. They look like quick walkaround snapshots.

For stock you'll probably need to make some changes to how you think commercially about what to shoot. If you like to shoot stuff like this you may want to consider POD art print websites.

What are you looking for here?
These are just snapshots of windows and doors and building elements you found around you, not shot particularly interestingly or composed for stock.

Want honest opinion - none of them will work on MS (LCV), you have to be more unique and original if you want to have success.
#1. Ask yourself who and why would buy your images?



I wouldn't purchase these as posters and I'm not sure what "architectural brochures" are, but I have my doubts about the usefulness of these images. The composition isn't interesting and the lighting's poor plus the subject is one that is in very high supply. Not a good mix, IMO

The only thing people see here are 4 of your photos and those  writing reactions are experienced contributors.
When they tell you that these images have low commercial value, you can believe them.
It means: The images can be technically perfect, creative and artistic, but they will probably barely have any sales.



All of them say the same thing, so there must be some truth in the critiques. Take advantage of what was said, there is nothing more to add.

« Reply #46 on: March 02, 2014, 16:02 »
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And all of them who have given a decent (time taking) critique have became a critique (from me )on their critique (I'm getting dizzy)as well as my thanks and gratitude. There were some responses that I addressed in a colorful fashion because those particular responses lacked creativity and respect. But there is no reason to accuse me of saying that I claim to have not  become any useful information.... as I stated before, I only questioned the value and creativity lacking in those particular responses ( Geez , now its a court room) that were really very rude and only a waste of MY time (as any individual would). So to be honest Ronnie , ol boy...your response is really very useless, all you've done is took some else's work and re-posted it telling me something I already knew rather than coming up with something creative of your own to express..., using no creativity what so ever. You Ronnie, fail completely,..You use someone else's work, didn't incorporate creativity in any fashion, and the information you used was already known....How do I get through to these people ??? Paulie??? c'mon man,..Paulie???...what'd you guys do to Paulie?

« Reply #47 on: March 02, 2014, 16:15 »
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Oh, by the way,... thanks Ron...at least for taking the time to leave a presence..

« Reply #48 on: March 02, 2014, 16:26 »
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Well now its time for me to buzz off....I appreciate all those who took time to read and respond to my post, and who at least tried to give me some useful feed back.,,, Sometimes its its hard for others to digest what I write or how its written by me, so I apologize for any misunderstandings that may have occurred do to my vivid and rough sense of humor.

Regards, Seph


 

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