I would like to use more of my own photos
Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2024 7:43 am
Log in to reply Roland More than a week I prefer to use my own photos, but I also sometimes use free photos. However, I like to cover them with fonts or design elements or mount them with something else, so that the original is not so easily recognizable. Log in to reply Roland More than a week In addition to my reviews. I also draw some cover photos. I create explanatory images myself using appropriate programs. Log in to reply Dennis More than a week Regarding stock photos, it should be mentioned that photos do not always show what they are supposed to show.
This is a common problem with mushroom photos. Sometimes deadly poland business email list poisonous mushrooms are described and labeled as edible species and vice versa. This is not completely uncritical, since such photos sometimes appear in newspapers, information articles and even mushroom books. Log in to reply Impross Over a week We also prefer to use our own photos in our own style. But if this is not possible for some reason, we prefer to use Shutterstock and Depositphotos. Unsplash is also a good platform - but the search function does not really help and often produces poor results. Regards Log in to reply Volker Over a week Hello fellow, I use different photos depending on the website/blog. Own, occasionally free stock photos.
I would like to use more of my own photos, but depending on the subject, this is too time-consuming and therefore more expensive than using stock photos. I think the information in the table is at least partially correct, but not completely. If you use self-made photos, they are not free. You have to make and edit them. This takes time and therefore money, which is at least true if you do not take photos purely for the hobby. Moreover, there are certainly some readers in your blog whose photos are no worse than many stock photos, and sometimes even better.
This is a common problem with mushroom photos. Sometimes deadly poland business email list poisonous mushrooms are described and labeled as edible species and vice versa. This is not completely uncritical, since such photos sometimes appear in newspapers, information articles and even mushroom books. Log in to reply Impross Over a week We also prefer to use our own photos in our own style. But if this is not possible for some reason, we prefer to use Shutterstock and Depositphotos. Unsplash is also a good platform - but the search function does not really help and often produces poor results. Regards Log in to reply Volker Over a week Hello fellow, I use different photos depending on the website/blog. Own, occasionally free stock photos.
I would like to use more of my own photos, but depending on the subject, this is too time-consuming and therefore more expensive than using stock photos. I think the information in the table is at least partially correct, but not completely. If you use self-made photos, they are not free. You have to make and edit them. This takes time and therefore money, which is at least true if you do not take photos purely for the hobby. Moreover, there are certainly some readers in your blog whose photos are no worse than many stock photos, and sometimes even better.