I thought you might be interested to know about another way amateur photographers can make money other than from microstock. It’s a new service called GoSee4Me. Check it out at http://www.GoSee4Me.com

- Josh

Nice to see that you guys actually follow up on the emails you send around

In the article I never mentioned that you want to turn into a microstock site. Actually, it sounds a very refreshing venture from all the microstock hype around.

One question that I still have, and maybe you can get back to us on this is, if you allow users to remove photos from their portfolios at any time, I’m assuming that you are not going to directly push the images to any potential buyer (like other high end stock agencies do) but rather wait for the buyer to come to you. Did I get this correctly?

And thanks again for stopping by.

I guess Grover already answered many of your questions. No backup service, just a stock service. Again, as I mentioned in the article, maybe it’s worth to try it.

Thanks for stopping by again.

We’re not trying to create a system that will sell images for a dollar, we are targeting a very high end crowd willing to pay hundreds of dollars for quality images that have been reviewed by editors, in a system that makes searching efficient and productive.

There is no monthly fee to participate in The PhotoShelter Collection. Why should we get paid if we dont sell any of your images?

If you want to make use of the storage-based product in the PhotoShelter Personal Archive, you can still do this starting at $9.99/mo.

Microstock sites are, without a question, a great opportunity for both amateurs and professional photographers to increase their photographic earnings. Will PhotoShelter Collection challenge the market views on stock photography?…

Microstock sites are, without a question, a great opportunity for both amateurs and professional photographers to increase their photographic earnings. Will PhotoShelter Collection challenge the market views on stock photography?…