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  1. David eastley
    a very strange month -15 sales ( nothing special) - only $265 partly because 5 were for $0.25 each !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! but best views and zooms for 15 months so maybe things are improving for next month
  2. Dave Richards
    Can't get any worse, absolutely nothing in March making it my second dry month in a row. Zooms and views are up so I guess I need to wait a little longer to see if any come good. Some do, many don't. Wishing everyone a successful April.
  3. Peter Jordan
    March was my best month for some time 19 sales fpr $940. I only reached 19 sales once previously, that was in March 2014, but then the total was $1024. . .
  4. Keith Douglas
    9 sales for $138 gross. Best month in 2021 so far, but the bar was set pretty low from Jan/Feb!
  5. gvallee
    I am chuffed!! 7 sales dropped in on the 1st for an Australian newspaper. $$ All bar 1 are from Arnhem Land, a vast remote and rugged Aboriginal wilderness in Northern Territory, notoriously difficult to get permits to visit and camp. One usually has to book for months in advance. Then it's hundred of kms of very rough roads with heavy corrugation, not all vehicles can make it. Thing is, we were there during the first Covid lockdown when State borders were closed. Northern Territory is not the most touristic place at the best of time, but there were next to zero tourist
  6. David Pimborough
    8 sales for $396 gross net $158 Nothing more than the usual
  7. Phil Crean
    My wow is best month since last March which was the best ever for $$$... 14 sales, 5 tiddlers, 6x $$ and 3x $$$😁 Hopefully a sign of things to come! Phil
  8. Bryan
    Cheers Elizabeth ! Times online 1st World Canberra, Australia, 31 March, 2021. The Roulettes are the Royal Australian Air Force's aerobatic display team. They performed in Canberra as part of the Air Force 100 – Centenary of Air Force celebrations. Darren Weinert/Alamy Live News. - Image ID: 2F6BA4M Business jeremy sutton-hibbert Sanjeev Gupta, CEO of Liberty House Group, at Liberty Steel Dalzell steelworks in Motherwell, Scotland, on 28 September 2016. H2PGM7 Keith J Smith Cazoo car sales show rooms on the with cars in a public
  9. Colblimp
    Happy enough with the month - 47 sales for $919 gross. I only had one $$$, which is disappointing, but 14 mid $$. Onwards!
  10. Joseph Clemson
    Thank you for all your responses (and good wishes). It's been no great surprise that many have a similar pattern of first ten/last ten sales value, the greater differences being for those who go back a long way (submitting on CD and a six week wait for QC sends a shudder down my spine). I've been encouraged though that some have mentioned recent decent sales. I'll mayby rouse myself, dust off the camera bag and make sure the lens is clean and the battery charged....
  11. LSP
    10 sales for $200 gross. Unpleasantly high proportion of presentation sales, I'll be keeping an eye out for those ones using reverse google image search.
  12. Pekka Liukkonen
    My wow is that I got no low $ sales in March (either). I got no sales at all...
  13. Steve F
    A poor month with only 3 sales. $75 gross. On the upside, my best ever month for zooms, so maybe I'll have a good summer! 🙂
  14. John Mitchell
    March was a very slow-starter, but I ended up with 18 sales (above average) for $592 gross. Six PU sales in the mix, which I think is a new record for me. No $$$ licenses to report.
  15. Michael Ventura
    March was a little above average. 24 sales for $979 gross. 3 sales $100+
  16. wiskerke
    I'm not convinced the ES2 is all that good for slides: The combination FH-5 plus ES-2 only allows to hold slide mounts with a thickness of 2mm or less. That is a terrible design flaw! (here) And here someone even says it's 1.7mm 1.7mm is the thickness of the Kodak paper mounts. Most normal mounts are 2.3mm or even thicker for glass mounts. Maybe people have 3d printed better solutions by now for the ES-2. Or made one out of cardboard. Otherwise it's just one of those slide copy attachments that's marketed a bit better. The holder for filmstrips looks good. Mi
  17. Vincent Lowe
    First ten - $1925.59. 10 Oct 2003 to 20 Dec 2005. 26 months. Last ten - $214.24. All last month (March). However, if I look at the same time period of 26 months in recent years - 10 Oct 2018 to 20 Dec 2020 - I get 486 sales = $12067.17 Edit - one thing I don't miss about 'the good old days' is having to send the images on a CD/DVD then having to wait up to 6 weeks to find out if they've passed QC.
  18. Reimar
    I mean wow in not a good way. I haven't had a month like this since I started. Eight sales for $24 net. How about you?
  19. gvallee
    First 10 sales (2003/4) = $ 1,867 Last 10 sales = $ 223.29 (including a $95 sale...)
  20. John Mitchell
    Hope your wish comes true. Being "parsimonious" by nature, I spend as little as possible on gear. My sales remain surprisingly good (touch wood). However, I do get nostalgic about higher monthly payouts. Mine are still large enough to help cover a few bills, but lower image prices have meant that the amount I get every month has been declining. I'm especially noticing it this year, even though sales volume has been fairly consistent for some time.
  21. Autumn Sky
    I remember asking very same question couple of yrs ago, with similar port size. Prob. still somewhere in Forum. Besides the obvious explained above (diversity, quality, metadata, port size, etc) one more thing to understand is: Stock photography is not "get rich quickly" scheme. There are people here that, judging by "Images Sold" thread, make regular sales for decent amounts. But these contributors have diverse ports measured in 1000s or even 10s of 1000s, and have been around for long time to build their Alamy ranks and master many other aspects of the industry. Someon
  22. Bill Kuta
    First 10: $1,274.38 (2004-2006) Last 10: $505.37 But the last 10 include two sales larger than any since June 2019. So either the last 10 result is skewed, or things are looking up.
  23. Jill Morgan
    For me too it is a part time pursuit. I didn't get in on the really great years, but as long as I have made enough to pay for my gear, that is something. And I have just spent an additional $3000 over the past month, so better get some sales this year. 😁
  24. John Mitchell
    I too get nostalgic over those very nice textbook sales. They were my mainstay back in the day. The landscape has changed so much over the past decade that I hardly recognize it now. However, I try to take the long view. It makes me feel better. I started uploading in mid 2007 and made 30 sales in 2008 with only several hundred images on sale. I'm now just shy of $90K gross, which is more than I had expected to make at what has been for me an enjoyable part-time pursuit.
  25. Ed Rooney
    Gino, not one of my images is "discoverable" but I still get regular sales and zooms.
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