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07/22/2006 01:29:35 PM · #1
Besides Alamy, what other macro sites are there?

And before digital, where and how did people submit to stock agencies, and are those places still open and accepting new stuff?
07/22/2006 01:35:57 PM · #2
Originally posted by moniepenny:


And before digital, where and how did people submit to stock agencies, and are those places still open and accepting new stuff?


Most traditional stock agencies take photos in form of 35mm color slides. And, yes, there are many of them still open for business.
07/22/2006 01:49:47 PM · #3
Originally posted by fotomann_forever:

Originally posted by moniepenny:


And before digital, where and how did people submit to stock agencies, and are those places still open and accepting new stuff?


Most traditional stock agencies take photos in form of 35mm color slides. And, yes, there are many of them still open for business.


Do you know of any specifically?
07/22/2006 01:52:58 PM · #4
Not right off the bat, no... if you are seriously looking into traditional stock... I'd suggest 2006 Photographer's Market

It's a good listing of who needs what.
07/22/2006 02:07:57 PM · #5
Originally posted by moniepenny:

Besides Alamy, what other macro sites are there?

And before digital, where and how did people submit to stock agencies, and are those places still open and accepting new stuff?


Places like Corbis and Getty used to take transperency film. They're still around, but extremely hard to get into. You need a very large portfolio of exceptional photographs, and I think they only accept photos from the professional dSLR's eg: Canon 1-series
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