Selling photo

http://clashot.com

A photobank in your pocket, with which you can earn money in your photos by selling to Depositphotos.

How to sell your photos?

What photos need to be uploaded?

What will be the price of my photos?

Who will buy my photos and for what purposes?

https://istockphoto.com

The oldest microstock, there is a Russian version.
High demands on images.
First a test and 3 works, present a document proving the identity (passport or driver's license).
The opportunity to become an exclusive author. Pay from 20 cents per photo.
Payments from $100.
Detailed recommendations on what and how to shoot.

Dreamstime.com
No requirements.
From 50 cents per photo.
Payments from $100.

stockxpert.com
Examination - 5 photos, documents are not needed.
From 50 cents per photo.
Payments from $50.

fotolia.com
Not high requirements. No demands.
From 33 cents per photo.
Payments from $50.

lori.ru
Our photobank.
There are fewer print runs, but you can sell something special - Santa Claus, provincial panoramas and ...
The contract is concluded.
From 12 for a photo.
Payments not more than 3000 rubles. At a time after taxes.

Photobank of old photographs.
If photos of good quality are preserved in the family archive, you can place them here and hope that someone will come and pay a lot of money.

There is hardly anyone here who will be interested in children's picture with a bouquet of a first-grader. But the view from the window, shot by his father, or even better - his grandfather, can go for a decent price. The Kotelnicheskaya embankment of the 1970s will cost the buyer 30 rubles for a digital image with a size of 768-915 pixels. Or - at 7,500 rubles for the original photo. While some are trying to make money on the site, others just enjoy viewing prerevolutionary photos, 1920s photographs, NEP times, 30-50s, 70s, 80's. Most of them are still with the types Moscow: the site was opened in September. Photos are conveniently grouped: bridges, churches, gardens and squares and so on. Another thing, why in the rubric "Interiors" show trams and cabs.