Emborio village, Halki island |
Second place went to Istock with a strong performance of 12 credit sales (many of the Tentertainment music festival) plus a healthy 37 subscription and PP sales.
Bell tower on Halki island |
In fourth place Dreamstime showed a bounce back from the dire sales last month with 8 downloads.
Fifth place went to Fotolia with only 1 download but it was my first ever extended license on the site -paying a healthy six credits. Pleasingly the image was from the same set as my avatar picture here. Fotolia also had some exciting news with the launch of Adobe Stock. Adobe (who purchased Fotolia a while back) will now mirror the Fotolia library within Adobe products such as Photoshop allowing designers to choose and purchase images without leaving the programme. This should certainly lead to a boost in sales once it gets established. In addition, at Fotolia, sub sales now count as full sales towards your ranking. This was applied retrospectively so I jumped from the basic white level to the higher paying bronze level.
In sixth place were 123RF with 7 downloads. My images uploaded in May continued to await review throughout the month (and still do at this time). Not sure what's going on there.
Stefanos volcano crater, Nisyros island |
Finally, a small subscription sale from Mostphotos gave them a rare appearance here and eighth place.
Very little uploading in June but plenty of shooting as I spent two weeks on the lovely small Greek island of Halki. This was my third visit to the island (population just 280!). As before I took a day trip by ferry to the nearby island of Nisyros where the star attraction is the live volcano crater which you can walk around in -this was still as amazing third time round. I'll be working on my new images in due course but the ones here are from my last visit in 2010. Check out my Greek island blog for more info on Halki. Regards, David.
2 comments:
Hi David,
My name is Megan and I work for Fotosearch.com. I just came across your website at http://www.shootingstock.blogspot.com/ and noticed that you are linking to your Canstockphoto.com profile, but have not yet listed your Fotosearch.com profile. As a Canstockphoto contributor, your work appears on both sites to increase the chances of impressions and sales!
I created an HTML link for you to add to your site to link to your Fotosearch profile:
Fotosearch
Thanks,
Megan Kos
megan.kos@fotosearch.com
www.fotosearch.com
Hi Megan,
Thanks for the comment and link. I generally try to keep things simple by just linking to those sites that I upload to directly. However, I know that many contributors to Canstock often talk about high value sales via Fotosearch so I'm happy to add the link to my images there :) Kind regards, David.
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