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So stock photography is dead? Not according to these two photographers

Nov 2, 2021 by Alex Baker Add Comment
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$47,107. That’s the precise amount of money that these two photographers have made from stock images since signing up to the Stocksy platform. Although admittedly that amount is not exactly hitting the big time (particularly when divided and broken down into yearly figures), it’s a respectable number and would be a nice extra as part of multiple income streams.

In this video, Daniel from Mango Street breaks down how he and his wife, Rachel did it and what type of images sold the best, to give you some ideas in case you want to up your game in today’s ‘stock market’.

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Four Years With Stocksy United: A Photographer’s Review

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Jul 23, 2017 by JP Danko 8 Comments
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I have been a contributing photographer with Stocksy United for four years now, so I thought I would reflect a little about my time with Stocksy.

Back when I was accepted to Stocksy in 2013 (there is a robust application process) my goal for stock photography was to earn a little extra cash to go towards gear and travel by selling photos that I would take anyway – mostly leftover images from commercial gigs and family photos.

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