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I create vector illustrations on a computer. Not so long ago, I found out about microstock photography agencies online. It turned out that through stock photo agencies or, in other words, microstocks, you can successfully sell your vector illustrations, as well as photos, 3D images, and videos. As a result, I started working with microstocks – and so far, I’m not disappointed.

Dreamstime Stock Photo Agency, commonly referred to as DT by microstockers, is one of the stock photo sites where a beginner should register first. This platform provides the foundational experience necessary for success in microstock photography. The first step on the DT will be registration. So, let’s consider the registration process on Dreamstime.

The Fotolia stock photo site is fairly simple to work with and is recommended for newcomers. Because of this, there are many questions from beginner microstock contributors about registering on Fotolia: which data to enter, what each item means, why a circle isn’t green, why registration isn’t complete, and so on. In today’s article the plan is to cover Fotolia registration as broadly as possible.

Today presents a translation of an interesting Dreamstime article about what can be done with rejections, i.e., images that were declined by a stock agency’s reviewers.
So, a few ideas about rejections on stock sites…

UX (User Experience) design is not just about creating an aesthetic website or clean usability – it goes beyond those concepts. It shows how a website works, how it feels and moves, and what a user feels when using it.

Let’s see how any photograph can be turned into a relic of the past, or simply put, how to age a photo, using the digital tools available in Adobe Photoshop.