- Location
- Awabakal Country, NSW, Australia
- Name
- Sue
I don't remember where I saw this mentioned, it might even have been in this forum...
Anyway, based on that mention, I joined the site. Its UK based, and is selective about what it accepts for display (that said, almost everything goes up, its just a matter of making sure your images are sharp, and of sufficient bytesize to be useful if someone wants to buy). They won't take family snaps, or your favourite cat, or animals in cages etc, but generally almost everything is acceptable. Ohh yeah, dont have blown highlights or dippy horizons either...
You can only post 3 images a day, and its as well to make use of the commenting system for other people, to get noticed, yourself. Otherwise what happens is that you get noticed when your images have been accepted, and people start commenting. I got all excited when I woke up the first morning after submitting, to find all three were accepted and tehre were a truckload of comments. Wow! I thought... but in fact theres just a selector box (like it, love it, exceptional) which most people use instead of making a "real" comment. I only respond to the real ones now, and dont get that excited otherwise. Mind you... those likes, etc, all affect where in the site your image is displayed, and therefore whether the community pays attention to you. I made it onto the featured members banner today, only 36 hours after I joined. My shots are doing OK, it seems. I've also had quite a lot of "commercial hits" which havent translated to a sale... but you never know...
Anyway, I guess what I am saying is this. If you think your stuff is good enough to grace someone else's wall, its probably worth joining this site. The forums are fairly active and you can promote your portfolio there on your own website via the use of a reciprocal link.
Here's the link you need, go for it
Anyway, based on that mention, I joined the site. Its UK based, and is selective about what it accepts for display (that said, almost everything goes up, its just a matter of making sure your images are sharp, and of sufficient bytesize to be useful if someone wants to buy). They won't take family snaps, or your favourite cat, or animals in cages etc, but generally almost everything is acceptable. Ohh yeah, dont have blown highlights or dippy horizons either...
You can only post 3 images a day, and its as well to make use of the commenting system for other people, to get noticed, yourself. Otherwise what happens is that you get noticed when your images have been accepted, and people start commenting. I got all excited when I woke up the first morning after submitting, to find all three were accepted and tehre were a truckload of comments. Wow! I thought... but in fact theres just a selector box (like it, love it, exceptional) which most people use instead of making a "real" comment. I only respond to the real ones now, and dont get that excited otherwise. Mind you... those likes, etc, all affect where in the site your image is displayed, and therefore whether the community pays attention to you. I made it onto the featured members banner today, only 36 hours after I joined. My shots are doing OK, it seems. I've also had quite a lot of "commercial hits" which havent translated to a sale... but you never know...
Anyway, I guess what I am saying is this. If you think your stuff is good enough to grace someone else's wall, its probably worth joining this site. The forums are fairly active and you can promote your portfolio there on your own website via the use of a reciprocal link.
Here's the link you need, go for it