I am looking for the best place to sell photos on line either at an
online art gallery (eg www.blinkred.co.uk) or at a stock agency (eg
www.corbis.com).

Can any one recommend any good places

Thanks

Keith

The best place to sell photos online is www.dotphoto.com. dotPhoto
offers professional photographers the ability to upload  their digital
photos and set custom prices to sell photos as downloads, prints and a
wide variety of photo gifts. DotPhoto provides a complete photo sales
solution that covers order processing, fulfillment, payment and
reporting. The best part is that it is FREE to join and start selling
photos online.

http://www.smugmug.com offers an excellent service for selling photos
online.  It was PC magazine's editor's choice.  I have used it to
sucessfully sell photos online.  If you sign up, be sure to enter the
following coupon code to get a $5 discount:

7RM2P8oOzE1Ss

Willie

For an Art Gallery approach, look at Pixie Porter. I have been
receiving their emails for a couple of years and they are really doing
wonderful things. )www.pixiport.com) Watch out for some of the "Sell
your stock photos for a nickel" type of sites. Do you really want to
sell your pictures for a nickel? Also look at the phototool as a way
to handle your own work and work with a lab to handle the printing /
fulfillment. (www.thephototool.com)

I've tried a few different places and rubysoft is definitely the best.
 Check it out: www.rubysoft.com.  They only charge 30 bucks a month,
and you can upload thousands of pictures with no limit.  I got sick of
paying stupid royalty fees with other places, and you get the same
exact product with rubysoft.  Plus they ALWAYS answer the phone when I
call their 1-800 number.

Hi Keith

I am the editor at UK Portfolios which allows you to create a free portfolio.
http://www.ukportfolios.com/signup/create_portfolio.htm
You can then upgrade to a ecommerce portfolio which this month allows
you to upload 24 images. These will appear in our onlne shop. You can
set the prices you want to charge and can cancel the portfolio at
anytime. http://www.ukportfolios.com/shop/
We take 10% commission and forward the payment to you at the end of each month.

Kind regards

Grant

There's a very nice looking site at http://www.peeledeyeprintbox.com -
it looks like it's geared towards professional photographers looking
to sell fine art prints of their work online

www.photostockplus.com is a site that allows you to upload images for
free and sell them with a pro membership. Buyers search the site for
royalty free images.

We run a project called Flyerstarter at www.flyerstarter.com.  Anyone
can submit photos, graphic design, fonts, and now video for
consideration to be consigned for sale through our website.

We are focused on cutting edge material, you won't find any generic
CD's from the majors here. We also offer free promotion and support of
artists involved with us.