PhotoShelter tell it how it is…
When we created the PhotoShelter Collection, we aimed to change the face of the stock photography industry by fundamentally altering the dynamics of how photographers were treated, and in turn, providing visual diversity to buyers that simply didn’t exist. Tens of thousands of photographers from over 130 countries signed up [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘Flickr’
July 11, 2008
How Getty Is Killing the Stock Photo Industry
February 18, 2008
I get "published"! (Sorta)
Ricky Montalvo from Blog001 has an interesting tale on how his picture taken on a Canon G9 gets published in the Montreal’s ‘The Observer’
February 10, 2008
Photographer finds Flickr pics sold on iStockphoto | Underexposed – CNET News.com
Photographer finds Flickr pics sold on iStockphoto
Posted by Stephen Shankland
A Rebekka Guðleifsdóttir self-portrait
(Credit: Rebekka Guðleifsdóttir)
Update 4:15 p.m. PST: I added a comment from Guðleifsdóttir and corrected that the earlier incident involved selling eight individual photos.
An Icelandic photographer has for a second time encountered the ugly side of Internet [...]





May 22, 2008
Flickr not so on side, with photographers rights, apparently…
According to Flickr’s user Shutterfever it appears that Flickr are not quite on the same side as photographers and have been deleting comments made over a video where a photographer has been harassed by a security guard for taking pictures in the street
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Filed under Issues, Photography, Social Issues, photographers rights
Tags: Canon G9, Comments, criminal, deleted, Flickr, Ipernity, lifespy, photographers rights, security