Images sold in July 2020

[wiskerke]

2 hours ago, gvallee said:

This is turning to be a very good month for me. 5 sales on the 29th, 4 sales on the 27th. 22 in total so far.

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This was taken over 8 years ago.

 

 

Someone is doing a book on hides.

 

wim

[domf]

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Gas chamber, at Mauthausen concentration camp, Austria. 

 

[gvallee]

38 minutes ago, wiskerke said:

 

Someone is doing a book on hides.

 

wim

 

The hides will be crowded after a book.

[Colblimp]

4 hours ago, wiskerke said:

 

Sony Imaging Edge

 

wim

Thanks, Wim! 👍

[Richard Baker]

From far happier days:

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[gvallee]

Sale #23 Happy!

 

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Borneo

 

[Southmind]

Recent pict of NEOWISE Comet , taken on 7th July just before sunrise

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[Michael Ventura]

The Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture, Washington DC.  Editorial web use for low $$

 

 

 

[Gareth Sewell]

3 hours ago, Colblimp said:

Thanks, Wim! 👍

And if you don't have much luck with the imaging edge app (like I did with my sony) then I can recommend the camrote app especially if you want to take the photos off the camera wirelessly.

[NYCat]

Another from Giraffe Manor. That lovely man made sure we all had good experiences with the giraffes. Alas, this sale is one of those bulk discounts to Estonia. Shameful price.

 

 

Feeding a Rothschild Giraffe at Giraffe Manor

 

Paulette

[Colblimp]

6 hours ago, Gareth Sewell said:

And if you don't have much luck with the imaging edge app (like I did with my sony) then I can recommend the camrote app especially if you want to take the photos off the camera wirelessly.

I only want to use it as a way to trigger my camera remotely, so thanks - I'll check it out.

[VbFolly]

$$ for this phone box decorated for red nose day - consumer products, spot size, entertainment and leisure sector

 

 

 

 

[Betty LaRue]

$$ RF

Edited July 31, 2020 by Betty LaRue

[John Mitchell]

33 minutes ago, Betty LaRue said:

$$ RF

 

Encouraging to see flower and plant images licensing. I had two such sales this month, one RF and the other RM. Which licensing model -- RM or RF -- do you find/think works best for these types of images?

Edited July 31, 2020 by John Mitchell

[Betty LaRue]

1 hour ago, John Mitchell said:

 

Encouraging to see flower and plant images licensing. I had two such sales this month, one RF and the other RM. Which licensing model -- RM or RF -- do you find/think works best for these types of images?

🧐 Good question. The last 10 plant images I’ve sold, 7 were RM and 3 were RF.  The question is, would those 7 RM have still licensed if they were RF?  I do have a shot of this honeysuckle, taken at a different time, as RM. Did both come up in the search? If they did, was the RF chosen because it was RF? Both images are equally nice. Then again, the RF might have been pretty far ahead in the search pages and the buyer didn’t see the other one(s).  This honeysuckle was in my back yard and I’d tell myself, no no don’t take another one but I kept doing it anyway.
The answer is: I don’t have a clue. But offhand, it seems RM is alive and well.

[John Mitchell]

9 minutes ago, Betty LaRue said:

🧐 Good question. The last 10 plant images I’ve sold, 7 were RM and 3 were RF.  The question is, would those 7 RM have still licensed if they were RF?  I do have a shot of this honeysuckle, taken at a different time, as RM. Did both come up in the search? If they did, was the RF chosen because it was RF? Both images are equally nice. Then again, the RF might have been pretty far ahead in the search pages and the buyer didn’t see the other one(s).  This honeysuckle was in my back yard and I’d tell myself, no no don’t take another one but I kept doing it anyway.
The answer is: I don’t have a clue. But offhand, it seems RM is alive and well.

 

Interesting. My floral and plant images are currently a mixture of RM and RF. I don't make enough of these types of sales to judge which licensing model works best. This month, I had an RM flower image -- also taken in my backyard -- license for a ridiculously low fee, and I can't help wondering if the price would have been better if it had been RF.  Generally speaking if a plant/flower image is more generic and there are zillions of similar images on Alamy, I make it RF. Otherwise I stick with RM. Faulty logic? Probably.

[Betty LaRue]

4 minutes ago, John Mitchell said:

 

Interesting. My floral and plant images are currently a mixture of RM and RF. I don't make enough of these types of sales to judge which licensing model works best. This month, I had an RM flower image -- also taken in my backyard -- license for a ridiculously low fee, and I can't help wondering if the price would have been better if it had been RF.  Generally speaking if a plant/flower image is more generic and there are zillions of similar images on Alamy, I make it RF. Otherwise I stick with RM. Faulty logic? Probably.

I would say the past couple of years, I list most of my plants as RF. Maybe 60/40. I don’t do 100% of either so I can have a foot in each model. 

[Lori Rider]

One more full-price PU came in at the last minute. My son asked if this one was of him and I said no, because I could tell it was a building from the thumbnail. But then I said it kind of is since his name is Benjamin. (This is the Benjamin Hotel in NYC.)

 

[george]

21 hours ago, Gareth Sewell said:

And if you don't have much luck with the imaging edge app (like I did with my sony) then I can recommend the camrote app especially if you want to take the photos off the camera wirelessly.

Thanks Gareth. Unfortunately, (and annoyingly) the Sony remote function will not work in Portugal, so will take a look at that.

[Stan Pritchard]

The Outer Barrier. Hodbarrow, Millom, Cumbria, England, United Kingdom, Europe.

 

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[John Richmond]

9 hours ago, Betty LaRue said:

I would say the past couple of years, I list most of my plants as RF. Maybe 60/40. I don’t do 100% of either so I can have a foot in each model. 

I work on the basis that because my plant portraits are accurately named - genus, species, sub species, forma, cultivar as appropriate - they'll have fairly specialist markets and I thnk I'm better served for the long term by having all of mine as RM.  33 of myl 34 of my sales this month have been plant portraits.  Here's the latest:

 

 

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[MariaJ]

10 hours ago, John Mitchell said:

 

Interesting. My floral and plant images are currently a mixture of RM and RF. I don't make enough of these types of sales to judge which licensing model works best. This month, I had an RM flower image -- also taken in my backyard -- license for a ridiculously low fee, and I can't help wondering if the price would have been better if it had been RF.  Generally speaking if a plant/flower image is more generic and there are zillions of similar images on Alamy, I make it RF. Otherwise I stick with RM. Faulty logic? Probably.

 

In the last couple months I've sold three flower images, two were RM and one was RF.  The prices were almost identical. Of course, this was a very small sample size.

[Bella]

1 hour ago, MariaJ said:

 

In the last couple months I've sold three flower images, two were RM and one was RF.  The prices were almost identical. Of course, this was a very small sample size.

 

Just to throw in my two cents... I had two sales at the same time for related landscapes to the one buyer, one RM and one RF, they were exactly the same price, low $.

[Abiyoyo]

 

 

 

 

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[Robz]

 

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