you can scan or photograph the personal particular page of your passport. send it to them in jpg or pdf format. it is quite common for microstock sites to ask for identity paper.
Selling photos on stock photo sites
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you can scan or photograph the personal particular page of your passport. send it to them in jpg or pdf format. it is quite common for microstock sites to ask for identity paper.
Yes, don't worry
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KaroNowo
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I agree with you, one really needs to have a bigger collection to earn some money. But as soon as you have managed to have 500-1000 images online, you will notice income.
I have personally contributed to 123rf and I'm pretty satisfied with the income there.
I have personally contributed to 123rf and I'm pretty satisfied with the income there.
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KaroNowo
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All the major microstock websites will require from you to upload photo of your ID.
I submit to 123rf and there you can start uploading images straight after you have uploaded the copy of your ID.
Don't worry, they are not going to misuse it.
I submit to 123rf and there you can start uploading images straight after you have uploaded the copy of your ID.
Don't worry, they are not going to misuse it.
aosis
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http://www.inmagine.com and http://www.123rf.com/ seemed to be using the same interface.
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KaroNowo
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I have submitted to 123rf and Dreamstime.
Dreamstime is quite picky, they have allready a lot of picks.
123rf is relatively new so they have accepted images that had been rejected on Dreamstime. And I have actually noticed some sells on 123rf
Dreamstime is quite picky, they have allready a lot of picks.
123rf is relatively new so they have accepted images that had been rejected on Dreamstime. And I have actually noticed some sells on 123rf
qing02051981
New Member
Dreamstime is picky probably is because they have a large database of images. For 123rf, there is still room for some growth.
Yup. I hear that they are related in some ways...
finally get to see my works being published somewhere after so long! haha i've got one other picture that microsoft used on one of their webpage
but i saw this on the straits times today! i'm v happy, so here it is, just sharing!
(ps: i right clicked and saved as my photo from dreamstime hence the watermark, too lazy to find the photo in my external harddisk)
but i saw this on the straits times today! i'm v happy, so here it is, just sharing!
(ps: i right clicked and saved as my photo from dreamstime hence the watermark, too lazy to find the photo in my external harddisk)
qing02051981
New Member
Congrates!
Well i am not a very pro photographer but i do like to take scenery shots with my compact camera at times. Lately, my friend saw those sceneric landscapes pictures i took and suggested i could turn them into cash. With that cash, i could then buy a DSLR camera, Nikon D700 which i have aimed for a long time.
Well i ponder on his suggestion for a while but nevertheless i gave it a try and wow, i am now enjoying myself submitting my photo online and earning money at the same time, all in the comfort of my home.
You could also do that by submitting your photos online at the no 1 rated site by CNN,BBC and CJNet. PM me or visit http://vilasta.com/?digicamcash for more information.
Well i ponder on his suggestion for a while but nevertheless i gave it a try and wow, i am now enjoying myself submitting my photo online and earning money at the same time, all in the comfort of my home.
You could also do that by submitting your photos online at the no 1 rated site by CNN,BBC and CJNet. PM me or visit http://vilasta.com/?digicamcash for more information.
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Sorry if i may interrupt. It may not be as easy as it seems.
well my friend did try and really earn $. If not i will not share this lobang here.
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