Archive for June, 2007

Jun 26 2007

FRPS As a Meta-Stock Agency?

Published by greggl under General

The Meta-Stock Agency
In reading Dan Heller’s Photography Business Blog today, he’s written a really good article entitled The meta-stock agency
This meta-stock agency is kind of where I want to push FRPS into becoming — a clearinghouse or cooperative for beautiful (regional?) photography. And the market for our photos would primarily be the Front Range of [...]

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Jun 11 2007

Searching for Wildflowers…(part II)

Published by greggl under Shoots

Magnolia Road (above Boulder)
Still on a mission to photograph the early season wildflowers, my buddy Steve and I went up Magnolia Road above Boulder and caught a few more images of the wildflowers near the town of old ghost town of Magnolia. These were all shot solely with the amazing Nikkor 300mm f/2.8 AF-S lens. [...]

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Jun 11 2007

Searching for Wildflowers…

Published by greggl under Shoots

Chautauqua Park
I know it’s early in the wildflower season, but I’ve been on a mission to photograph the Flatirons in Boulder with the early season wildflowers. So my buddy Steve and I went this past weekend and caught a few images of the wildflowers and the Flatirons in Boulder.
Here are a few samples.

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Jun 06 2007

Excellent Article Covering Crowdsourcing

Published by greggl under General

What is Crowdsourcing?
Check out this excellent BLOG covering this Crowdsourcing phenomenon. Complete with definitions and links for further reading too.
In particular, Jeff posted an excellent article entitled Digital Sharecropping: Mesh takes on Crowdsourcing
And why is crowdsourcing so “in the news” lately? Just because it attempts to define what’s happening with stock photography in general [...]

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Jun 04 2007

Another Blogger Added to my Favs List

Published by greggl under General

Dan Heller’s BLOG - A Must Read
Just ran across Mr. Heller’s BLOG today on a tip from a friend to read Dan’s book. Thanks Andrew!. I thus spent a few minutes reading his latest posting and thought, WOW, this is what I’ve been searching for when trying to brainstorm ways to improve FRPS for all [...]

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