I am getting started in Stock Photography mostly as a hobby right now. I am signed up on one site called shutterpoint, and they require a model release for every photo of a person. I an understand needing that for a celebrity but not for taking pictures of people on the street or people who aren't recognizable - Are the other sites this restrictive? Do I really need a model release every time I take a picture of someone for stock? thanks thank you for all your answers

I'm looking to get started in stock photography but can't get accepted in any of the libraries. My photos are mostly of animals and plants/flowers. I am getting a lot of downloads in the free libraries, but can't get any of the paid libraries to accept my work. I see lots of work a lot less appealing than mine in these libraries. If anyyone can give some advice on how to get accepted and what photos would be best it would be appreciated.

I want to do some stock photography and I'd like to maximize the results of my efforts. What subjects and topics are the best ones to take pictures of -- the ones that are the most requested and the most downloaded? Maybe the ones with the highest demand and the lowest supply?

I am looking for websites that allows photographers to sell stock photography. Does anyone have any experience with this and/or recommendations? Thanks!

Could someone give me some good sites for quality stock photography that isn't too pricey?

I am looking to sell my photos online with a stock photography website. I would like one that gives me rights and pays more than just £1 for a photo. I reside in the UK and therefore require a global website or one that would allow a UK resident to deal with them, If you could give me links I would be very grateful.

If I wanted to sell my photos, where would be the best place to do that? There are a lot of websites that sell stock photography and I need to put my energies in the right location.

If someone can grab an image off Flickr legally (most people allow free usage) at no cost whatsoever, might that reduce the demand for and the price of stock photography and other professional work?

Also, do stock photography websites pay you to put your pictures on their site?

I'm interested in starting a magazine and I'd like to buy some stock photography for both the print magazine and the website. Price isn't important, I just want to know what the most reliable sites are.

Looking for beginner's tips on how to sell stock photography and ways (big or small) in which I can make some money out of this passion. Open to ideas and websites.

I need simple image of an Ipod nano for print work. If you don't know any free alternatives, then what do you recommend in terms of signing up and paying for the stock photography? I couldn't find any on istockphotography.com which is the only stock photo site I have a subscription to.

I was wondering what the best free stock photography website was. I remember there was one that looked up images from different sources like flickr. Thanks

Which stock photography site sells most for a contributer?

I'm not 18 yet and I'm into stock photography and want to start selling my images. I know that some sites don't accept people under 18. (like fotolia). Istockphoto does, so I want sites like this one. Thank you

Does anyone know of a reputable online stock photography company that pays excellent commissions, gets a lot of traffic, and isn't a scam??

I'm looking for a stock photo site to sell photos on. Which ones do you recommend? Do you reccomend the exclusive route or to load in as may places as possible?

I currently have a Canon 1D professional Digital but it was canons first Pro Digital and only has 4.1 megapixels. Stock photography is moving towards only allowing a minimum of 5-6 mp a picture. My question is do you think i should sell the 1D and go to something like a Rebel XTi with 10mp or 30D with 8 mp for stock photography?

Hi What are the differences between the major royalty free photography sites, from the point of view of contributors? Which sites have you found to be better/worse for submitting photos to, and why? (My hope is to make a little extra cash from my 'morgue file' photos.) Thanks for your thoughts :)

I am a photographer looking for a good stock photography agency