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Tag Archive: microstock
Rights Licensing Is All About Visibility
Tweet In working to license rights to your photography, you need to recognize that there is a tremendous oversupply of images. So while your images are certainly much better on a quality and artistic level than most of the images out there, unfortunately that isn’t all it takes to make sales. As I said in [...]
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