Shepard

Sorry about that. I edited the site name out of my original post.

Agreed. I also think websites like ****** that offer high quality copyright-free images are putting pressure on the stock photography business.

This is really great information. I will probably go through my keywords and delete anything that might be extraneous or weak. I definitely fear negatively impacting my click through rate. Especially just starting out. Thanks again for sharing it. Cheers!

Here is my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keithgoat/ I only recently started it. I began uploading work from my Canon, but now I'm trying to only upload shots from my iPhone, and leave my DSLR work for here or in a separate portfolio (like SmugMug, zenfolio, etc.). Cheers!

Thank you @domf. Appreciate the feedback. Cheers!

Thank you, Niels. I appreciate the reply and detailed feedback. Cheers!

Hello; My name is Keith and I only recently joined Alamy. I'm having a bit of a problem fully understanding property releases as they pertain to "cityscapes" or panoramas of cities and, more specific to my question, smaller towns/villages. I shot this panorama of Sisimiut, Greenland: https://ibb.co/GxSLZtw In the photo, none of the buildings are the focal point of the image and therefore, in my mind, the photo could still be sold commercially. However, Sisimiut isn't that large and the houses/buildings that are visible, would most likely be recognizable to those that own them. I haven't uploaded the image yet as I was seeking other opinions or clarification from people with more experience on the matter of property releases. I have read and re-read the guidelines on when to get a property release, but I didn't know how that applied to cityscapes or in this case, town-scapes (if that's even a word). Any thoughts or help with this would be great. Thanks for your time. Cheers! Keith Shepard