Four Things these People Photos Do Right

This week, let’s take a look at some of the photos our Breakfast Stock Club PREMIUM Members submitted for their April Photo Challenge — “Everyday People.”
After looking through all the entries, three big issues stood out for improvement. We’ll go over what those three issues are next week.
In the meantime, let’s look at what these Premium Members did right. And let’s see if we can follow their lead…
#1: They found everyday people pursuing their true interests:


#2: They thought about concepts that might sell as stock:




#3: They got creative:


#4: They got in close:


Great job to all of the Premium members who submitted! You’re on the right track.
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I love it — BSC-ers are getting photos accepted, selling, and giving it a try. Keep it up, guys!
Gail Watkins: Thanks Breakfast StockClub for your encouragement, I found out today that my very first photo submission to Bigstock was accepted!
From Dana Evanger: Got my first sale from Fotolia, guess I can say I’m a paid photographer now 🙂
From Glenda Dannar Thompson: Finally heard back from Crestock today. They accepted 2 of the 35 I uploads. The other 33 were rejected because “did not meet creative needs” – this tells me I need to do a better job researching what the agency is looking for before I upload. I am encouraged though that they didn’t reject the photographs for technical reasons. I think I’m on the right path – just need to do my homework!