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Art prints and photo stock. Try, try again. Just do it. Don’t get all caught-up in thoughts of all the rejections you have gotten from stock photo agencies, please! Don’t feel bad because you don’t have that camera you want, the expensive deluxe model. Take pride in the surprises get when a photo is accepted and you didn’t expect it. Look at your photographs in an objective eye. Yes, rejection is a bad word. But, it makes you get going. Even if you are in a huff… you get going. I think we all are personal about our pictures at first. Don’t think we should be. (well, maybe the real winners). I stopped being too personal about my work, yes I consider it work now. A designer may buy your photo and use just one corner of it; and anyways designers may, more than likely change it.
I’m not a tech. but sometimes I can tell if a photo is good. I will re-submit it. I probabably exhaust it, ie; submitting it to more than one photo site. I may submit more than once to the same site… waiting awhile to submit again. I have has several successes. One of the reasons is photo sites change what they are looking for; sites have quite a number of staff, and one is most likely to get a different body, and maybe more in favor of your photo. I have many files burned onto cd, so I can pull-out the rejected ones, even after a year. Things change. I have had them accepted.
Misty peonies - 5 art print
