If any of our readers uses fotolibra.com, either for sales or as a source for purchasing images (I would expect our readers to be more likely to be selling) I would really like to hear your experiences.
We are not particularly looking for good or bad experiences; I’m exploring stock photography in general and I have always liked the fotoLIBRA format, even if only because it is different to the “usual” library way of working.
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Hi Gary – I haven’t got many photos up there with them, as I have stuff with Alamy, Getty and Photoshot but considering the amount I have up with them is low, I did make a sale this year for the first time. They contacted me personally to let me know I had made a sale and that it had cleared. They then asked how I’d like to be paid and I opted for BACS. True to their word, my money arrived within 2 weeks. They are a very friendly bunch of people but I wouldn’t expect to make a lot of money through them. Mind you stock is a fickle old game anyway at the best of times!
Thanks Nick. “True to their word” seems to be a recurring theme and I like that! I also find them to be quite friendly and very approachable. Gwyn from fotoLIBRA contacted me the other day and pointed out a post on their blog in April, which seems pertinent to this discussion: Great Expectations