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Sorry if this has been posted before, I am a newbie, and I am rather confused, I have uploaded 110 images in total, awaiting QC on a few, all others have been tagged and are on sale, if I go to Alamy and type my name in 49 images appear, if I go to my dashboard it states 89, with 26 pending, in my Alamy manager it has 104 on sale and 6 pending QC. Can someone shed the light ? I know some are low discoverability ( thats a struggle in itself ) bur surely everything should be in sync.
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Is it important that I use photo editing software on all of my pictures? I really prefer not to alter my pictures too much, if at all, because I want to show my abilities as a photographer, not a Photoshop artist. I understand that sometimes I will need to edit out blemishes/spots in the pictures, but from what I've heard, it sounds like if I don't do a lot of editing, I won't see many of my photos approved here. I submitted my first 3 30 hours ago and I am currently waiting for them to get out of QC, and I am afraid that they won't be approved. So the real question here is: Am I going to see a lot of rejected photos if I only use editing software on a few of my pictures? I can send you one or two of my photos if that will help. -
Hello, I am new to Alamy and new as a contributor. I am uploading photos but I am totally confused with model and property releases. I would really appreciate any help! People: example 1: Photos of body parts like feet, eyes, hands... I understand I need a model release. Is this correct? But why? How would anyone recognise who this body part belongs to? example 2: If it's me in the photo or my child, I guess I just do my own model release and it's adequate? Logos or recognisable brands: example 1: if there is a photo of Louboutin shoes with the red sole and a faint Louboutin logo showing, what do I need to do? example 2: A photo of food being prepared. A well known brand mixer is visible. No logos but most people would know that brand of mixer. It's a classic. What do I need to do? Any other info and tips that might help would be so much appreciated. Thanks all in advance. Angelika
