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Messages - msoulam

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Nope. The search results show free images and then some "sponsored" images with shutterstock's watermark and when you click on them it takes you to their website. In other words, Shutterstock's images are integrated into the results.

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Any idea who is behind all the free royalty free websites such as all-free-downloads, pixabay, pexels etc? It seems that Shutterstock is the main advertiser there but are they also the owners?

And also , where are all these free photos coming from?

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Photography Equipment / Are my photos going to be obsolete?
« on: August 05, 2015, 13:03 »
I am wondering, if I'm shooting with a camera that has 28 mp, and in 3 years new cameras are probably going to have 40mp, are my photos today will be obsolete in 3 years?

How are you handling the technological advances in terms of old photos?

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Newbie Discussion / Re: how to request photos
« on: July 28, 2015, 01:36 »

I am new to this forum. Please let me know if this is not the right place for this question.

I am not a photographer. I am looking to purchase extended licenses for about 80 photos of specific themes to use in a board game. Currently I am searching on several stock sites. With some themes, I am not finding the photos that fit the need. What is the best way to put out custom requests for photos? (For example, I need a pair of photos, one of a child kicking a soccer and one of a dog chasing the same soccer, with the same background, to indicate the two events are happening in the same place.) I would prefer to purchase the licenses through the stock sites, not directly from photographers, to simplify the licensing process.

Thanks for your help.

For what you are describing I would purchase one image that I like and photoshop the second image with the other object, in order to make it look like a continued scene. Or, purchase a panoramic image and cut it in half so that the two sections are taken from the same scene. I really think Photoshop is your best option here :-)

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