As we roll slowly towards the close of another year, it’s time to reflect on some of the main macro stock news stories in 2012 and take a look at the changing face of macro stock photography. Continue Reading
As you might have noticed, I’ve not written a blog post for a while. That’s because I’ve been busy moving my life, my partner, two cats, car and about a million packing boxes back to the UK after two years of living in France. Continue Reading
Before I start, this is a look at how the business models of both industries have been changed by the digital revolution. Continue Reading
OK. Summer is finally here. I know this because there is a strange yellow ball in the sky that’s making everything bright and I have my shorts on in the office. Continue Reading
One of the best things about life is that sometimes a personal interest can be combined with your job. Continue Reading
I love a nice, quiet, pretty English village scene. Often timeless and tranquil, they are part of the heart and character of England. Continue Reading
KISS: Keep It Simple Stupid. It’s really easy to say. But not always so easy to do when it comes to stock photos. Continue Reading
Stock photography has been around for a very long time. And, as with any well-established industry, it has lots of clichés. In this post we’re going to look at some of the most popular. Continue Reading
Now then. I shall say this right up front and only once: If I knew exactly and precisely what sells as stock I wouldn’t be sitting here writing this blog post. Continue Reading
Interviewed by John Lund…
I was pleased and honoured to do an interview this week with top stock photographer John Lund about how I’m making money from stock photography – mainly via Alamy and Getty. Our sales on Alamy have risen by 40 per cent in 2012 over 2011. Continue Reading