http://microstockjunction.comQuick Blogcasthttp://microstockjunction.com/2009/05/15/stockxpert-buckles-down-on-copyright.aspx#comment-11191436Hello,<br /><br />I've enjoyed reading your site - a nice variety of helpful information.<br /><br />I like your shot above. At T3DS, we allow editorial images (and they sell quite well), so if you need a new home to list it, we'd love to have you as a member.<br /><br />Our members price their own images and receive the highest royalty rates in the industry. <br /><br />You have a very nice collection. :)Tracy at The3dStudio.com2011-07-14T19:16:52Zhttp://microstockjunction.com/2009/04/09/dealing-with-rejection.aspx#comment-1971817Dealing with rejection is quite an art... thanks for your 6 points list!mystockphoto2009-04-10T21:01:29Zhttp://microstockjunction.com/2009/04/09/dealing-with-rejection.aspx#comment-1970036Good motivational article. I have made a test about rejections in my blog as well, uploading 15 images to 10 different agencies: There is no pattern whatsoever who accepts what. Or in other words: It's all pure coincidence:<br /><a href="http://www.alltageinesfotoproduzenten.de/2009/03/09/die-ablehnquoten-von-bildagenturen/">http://www.alltageinesfotoproduzenten.de/2009/03/09/die-ablehnquoten-von-bildagenturen/</a>R. Kneschke2009-04-10T08:03:06Zhttp://microstockjunction.com/2009/03/09/free-photo-of-the-week-at-shutterstock.aspx#comment-1892805Thanks for pointing that out Matt, I never would have checked.&nbsp; I see the giraffes are there between last week's potw and this weeks vector.&nbsp; I couldn't even find it on the first 20 pages of the regular animals category;&nbsp;maybe that will change after a week of freebies and give it a bit of life.&nbsp; It sold again as sub today, poor buyer.&nbsp; Lorraine Swanson2009-03-11T21:33:49Zhttp://microstockjunction.com/2009/03/09/free-photo-of-the-week-at-shutterstock.aspx#comment-1892796Oh no!&nbsp; I shouldn't have bragged until the week was over!&nbsp; Day #2 has been just another ordinary day!&nbsp; I've jinxed it!Lorraine Swanson2009-03-11T21:29:14Zhttp://microstockjunction.com/2009/03/09/free-photo-of-the-week-at-shutterstock.aspx#comment-1891773It's also the #3 most popular on SS this week.<br /><br /><a href="http://submit.shutterstock.com/top50.mhtml?span=week&filter=all">http://submit.shutterstock.com/top50.mhtml?span=week&filter=all</a>Microstock blogger Matt Antonino2009-03-11T15:12:13Zhttp://microstockjunction.com/2009/03/09/free-photo-of-the-week-at-shutterstock.aspx#comment-1891492It is really good to be listed on the Shutterstock homepage - I was there last year and it almost double my earnings for those one week! So if you get such opportunity - never say NO :)Orson2009-03-11T13:24:57Zhttp://microstockjunction.com/2009/03/09/free-photo-of-the-week-at-shutterstock.aspx#comment-1891032Amazing, how much the sky can change the look of the image. You made the right choice changing it. Looks much better.R. Kneschke2009-03-11T07:33:57Zhttp://microstockjunction.com/2009/01/09/when-is-it-not-okay-to-shoot.aspx#comment-1838576Great post. To photograph someones misfortune is tough or at least it should be. The hardest thing here, was that it was in your own neighbourhood. I think you did the right thing.Komar2009-02-21T17:31:49Zhttp://microstockjunction.com/2008/07/18/dont-forget-your-wife.aspx#comment-1728775One thing to check as far as exposure goes is exposure compensation. I have ruined more than one shot because I forgot I had adjusted EC from a previous session.<br />There's also the exposure metering mode to consider.<br /><a href=http://www.xrapid.com/>Xrapid</a>xrapideror2009-01-21T12:26:45Z