Posted on Sep 10, 2009 by r.m. in fotolia, microstock, stock agencies - marketplaces | 168914 Commentshttp://www.mystockphoto.org/fotolia-top-contributors/Fotolia%27s+top+selling+contributors2009-09-10+16%3A49%3A03r.m.
What are the most popular microstock clichés? Let’s discover them through Fotolia. We can visit the Fotolia’s “from this month Best Sellers” page (here a screenshot)
or we can browse round the Top Selling contributors portfolios to know them and to see what are their most popular works. A special thanks to Amos Struck for his Microstock Photo Plugin for Wordpress that let me buy and insert, in a few clicks, all the Fotolia’s pictures of this post, directly with caption, referral links, title, alternate text.
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A classic pile of hands, people formally dressed, business team concept.
Full Yuri’s porfolio
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Business work team concept with the addiction of another great cliché: jigsaw
Full Andres’ Portfolio
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Puppet illustration with a big copy space board for slogan personalization
Full Ioannis’ Portfolio
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Real Estate and energy saving concepts all in one photo
Full Kirsty’s Porfolio
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Typical image used for help desk and customer care purposes, pretty girl and headset
Full Kurhan’s Portfolio
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And now a couple of samples from two of the Fotolia’s Italian Top Selling contributors
One of the most popular subjects: Christmas and New Year celebration, here represented by a versatile golden ribbon
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A bit of Italian Style with a charming brunette with a glass of red wine
Full Olly’s Porfolio
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If you like to explore these kind of challenging subjects (very popular but with an high quality required due to the hard competition), I suggest to visit:
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And what about the FOTOLIAs 'watermark'.
Also if You switch the country You'll see other 'best of' i think.
Hi Plrang,
of course these are just samples to illustrate some microstock clichés. You can find certainly others and from different countries. In my case, for the last two pics, a small tribute to my Country, Italy.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you mean by 'watermark' but there are not present because I bought that photos.
Cheers,
roberto
So.. that's why i was just surprised with that 'remove watermark' plugin feature. Got the same installed (my other blog) but there was no such.;)
And the 'best of' just in case somebody didn't know.
Greetings
…strange, because if you buy a photo, of course, is without watermark . Are you using Microstock Photo Plugin v. 1.8 http://www.microstockplugin.com/ ?
Cheers
Yeah, V 1.8 | Author: Dima Sereda and Amos Struck. Got that installed but not used jet, thus just thought there is some bug/feature;)
Hello Roberto, thanks for mention the Plugin. Just for your information we will have Italian Language Set included in the next version.
Hey Amos, great to know about Italian Language and that you and your staff are developing quickly.
Take care,
roberto
As I see, there are no any vector illustration. it's strange.
Hi Olya,
it's my personal editorial choice among the Fotolia's top contributors.
Cheers,
roberto
My recent post Microstock il nuovo Royalty Free – Lookstat
ok, I see. thank you for answer.
as for me, I try to monitor TOP of vector images.
Ah OK, the preview in the box search is watermarked (same on Fotolia site, I think the API used by the plugin couldn't behave in a different way) but if you finalize the purchase is all right. Correct Amos?
Best,
roberto
Hello,
thanks for using our Plugin. The watermark gets removed once you have bought the picture. We will download the picture for you via the Fotolia API and download it to your Media Library. You can use the photo as oftern as you want.
Please contact me if you need more help!
Amos
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