Thinking about why I should continue to sell editorial images via iStock. One rejection of a recently in the new system uploaded editorial image showing a company name with logo  printed on an object associated with it makes me confused. This image has been approved in several other agencies as editorial and sold.

The rejection message:
"Unreleased Copyright
This file includes, as the main focus, content that may be subject to copyright protection. We regret that it cannot be licensed unreleased in our Editorial collection."

According to the information on the sum to be paid on 25 February, are about 200 dollars in my case. I look at the graph on the royalties display about 140 dollars for January at ESP. In December, I have earned $ 60 according to the information I had at last December at iStock and in DeepMeta  for iStock.

I conclude that both the December and January are paid now on 25 February.

No.

It's February 6 today...Stll waiting and waiting and uploading to others.

One only on Christmas Eve and two on Christmas day. A year with these two days on other days than Saturday and Sunday will hopeful give an other result regarding the distribution of religions across the world.

Hi I'm looking for a site to start an account for my 12 year old son.  He's quickly becoming a better photographer than me and I would love to start an account for him to start earning money at a young age.  Has anyone had experience with this?  Based on some looking around a few months ago it looked like most sites require you to be 18 years old.

Try with mostphotos.com

As I know they don't have any age restriction. If Paypal has an age restriction you need to help him withdraw money to your Paypal account.

(keep in mind what the differences between the editorial and commercial licenses)