by Bonnie Caton | Mar 9, 2012
This week, I’ve gotten a lot of questions about photo processing for stock. Yes, every photo you submit to stock should have at least some very basic processing. But it doesn’t have to be complicated. The program we recommend, Adobe Lightroom, makes it easy to give... by Bonnie Caton | Mar 7, 2012
Has this ever happened to you?… Last weekend, I walked into a store and immediately spotted a bag that I’d seen in a market in Thailand two months ago. Only in the store, the bag was marked up to $35. In the market in Thailand, it was going for $5 to $8,... by Bonnie Caton | Feb 25, 2012
Following yesterday’s note on how to fight the fear of rejection, I hope you’re now making plans to submit some of your photos as stock so they can start earning you an income sooner rather than later. It’s true, getting started can be scary. But when you consider the... by Bonnie Caton | Feb 21, 2012
Last week, I showed you a photo that looked like it was in focus, but when viewed at 100%, you could tell that it was not. Before you submit any photo as stock, it’s important to view it at 100% to make sure that it’s free of any technical errors, and that... by Bonnie Caton | Feb 10, 2012
Take a look at this photo, from our recent Photo Expedition in Thailand. Is it in focus? The truth is, you can’t tell when you view it at this size. You have to look at it at 100% to know for sure. Here’s a section of the photo, blown up to 100%: Nope, not...