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Do you have photographs as I do which belong in a gallery? Isn't it about time to start selling those images? Shutterpoint is a stock photography house and I am about to enter... Here's my story:

I've been hording a collection of photogaphs since I started taking pictures in 1984 -- I was just a grade-schoolgirl then and certainly most of those pictures are better left in the archive but since I turned professional I have been avoiding my resposibility to post them to a stock house. Back in the 90's I refrained from this chore because there were too many hoops to jump through to accomplish the task -- ie: digital media had not hit the scene and internet? what is that?

I've run out of excuses. It's time and I'm ready. I'm about to join a stock site which boasts a whopping 85% payout on sold images - they claim it is the highest payout for stock images available on the net.

Recently, I did a post about stock services. I may just have to snoop into those I already mentioned also while I'm attending to one of my greatest desires - to sell the work I have already completed in the camera.

A review of ShutterPoint Photography stock service is coming in the future; I hope to have a raving review for you!

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