What's the best place to sell stock photos?

[foodpoison]

And make a profit?
looking to earn a little bit of cash on the side, and figured the photos I'm taking in my 365 will be fairly good for stock.

So, which ones do you use, and how much do you earn?

 

[inaneredstripe]

i wish we knew.:|

 

[chriscrafter]

I'm not sure you do make much profit in stock these days, its more the Kudos of selling and then seeing your image used IMHO

 

[sprog]

Profit Eh?

How much have you spent on gear so far? or will that blow a hole in your business plan?

 

[foodpoison]

Perhaps a rephrasing is needed:

Where is the best place to sell photos to recoup your losses?

 

[chriscrafter]

You could join iStockphoto. I know its a micro stock agency and all that but you can then link through them in to Getty Images which is a whole different ball game.

I personnaly make around £1200 a year on iStock but thats a lot of sales at a poor price it does however pay for the odd bit of equipment.

 

[xsjado-man]

i just sign up to istock out of intrest seems a bit odd im yet to upload anything.

 

[oggywaffler]

And make a profit?
looking to earn a little bit of cash on the side, and figured the photos I'm taking in my 365 will be fairly good for stock.

So, which ones do you use, and how much do you earn?

Getty and Flickr reach image license deal.

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/369988_getty09.html

 

[Craikeybaby]

I'm trying to get through the Alamy QC at the moment, so I can't comment on how easy it is to make money with them, but I'd rather go with them than a microstock agency.

The last company I worked for bought a lot of photos from Alamy, so it is used and the QC is pretty strict, so they don't just let anyone in, which I see as a good thing!