Pawel Piotr

Good points, thanks Allan

Love Martin Parr! His wok is insanely good! And I had a chance to meet him in person. Fantastic guy

I think I want to be able to cover both - street and news. Basically I don't have experience in this category at all. Maybe that is why I think I think to have all the range - from wide one to tele

Thanks, I see you do a lot of street reportage. Nice. I guess you submit them all as an editorial? Are these images selling?

Thanks Allan, I got quite good 24-70mm and 50mm already however I feel that I would need tele to make the reportage more complex. Some of the subjects can be quite far etc. 'This could lead to the photographer being attacked' I don't think people in London are that aggressive, At least I've never accounted that 😉

Hi, I am thinking to become more diverse in my photography. I have many years of experience of studio stills and fashion photography. I find myself well in landscape and architecture photography but I have never done any reportage or a street photography. Always thought it's not too creative. With years started to be fascinated with Magnum photographers to the level that I want to try it. I live in Greater London and it is an ideal base to do a reportage (in this city there is always something going on). Thinking to buy tele lens for my Nikon. For a start a zoom 70-200mm or prime 300mm? Which you think would be better? Any suggestion? What else I should mind for a start? I guess I don't need a releases if I upload these imagery for editorial use only? Any advice welcome Pawel

I think she meant the views of this topic and no comments.. but it was yesterday

Thanks John, improved some of my titles already. I guess I will be more detailed with time

No worries Robert. I think the most important is to take a pleasure from photography. If you only enjoy it you will be only better with time. Alamy or similar stocks should be seen only as a addition but not the goal itself.

Thanks - my keywords are not bad I think and with searching by a region/town/area my landscapes after few days come often on the first page here. Some even starts to come up in google search. Someone told me that titles are not that important here as the keywords. 400 images - yes. I think quality first then quantity. On top of it, all images that I upload here are my recent images taken within time I'm here (few months). Not uploading oldies or images that aren't current anymore. With this speed I should definitely pass 1k by the end of the year but as I said, quality is more important to me than passing certain amount of imagery. Best P

Hi, I am quite new here myself but I hope I can put few words of appreciation. Your collection is small but very diverse. Specious frames with good poetical for buyers to put some writing etc. I personally love that kind of minimalist imagery with plenty space. Dramatic landscapes are just great, double rainbow is my favourite from you collection. Lucky you. Good luck

Hi there. Are on Alamy since 2015 and had no sales? Just curious as if your diverse and decent collection is not selling for these years I am just wasting my time here hoping to make some sales too

Thanks All, Marianne - I am shocked as this description/title and keywords I have uploaded with completely different image. It seems that it messed up somehow during the process. I will double check all my titles and keywords now as this looks not good at all.

Thanks Paulette, seems like I need to learn patience. Maybe if I upload few k of images then it will speed up and get some sales ;)

Hi, I am very new myself here and I have a question to you. I see in your portfolio many faces and crowds of people. Do we need to have any releases to upload images like this or imagery from public events can be uploaded without releases?