Color Matters
by DougPaz

Comment:
I could see this image used in a textbook or a magazine. I think it has broad appeal for stock use because it could be used for so many possible themes.

Crumbling World
by jodiecoston

Comment:
I like this image because of its colors and, for stock purposes, that there is a lot of room for a photo editor to "play with".

Amsterdam on a late winter afternoon
by johnmk

Comment:
You need to keep the vertical lines straight --- the pole jumps out immediately. Otherwise, it's a good B/W picture showing "Amsterdam on a late winter afternoon" (good title).

Weathering The Storm
by autool

Comment:
I can't help but see this as a well ventilated windmill. The clouds are nice and you've applied the rule of thirds very well. I could see this as being used in a textbook.

At Last Spring
by redfig

Comment:
I like the way the green of the stem turns to the white of the flower here. I think the exposure is perfect but I have the feeling the the focus could be improved slightly. Not quite sure how I as a photo buyer would use this image unless I needed to illustrate this particular type of flower.

doll
by shutterfly

Comment:
Good image of a doll and the lighting, focus, and exposure are all very good. In my opinion, you've cropped this too tight to be of much use to a photo buyer for a textbook, magazine, or annual report. In this case, I think the border is too wide.

Plimsol Line
by Freebie

Comment:
Although I like the shot --- composition is nice, exposure is good and focus is good --- I don't see how this would be used in, for example, a magazine or an annual report, to illustrate something. While you reference "Plimsol Line" in your title, I don't see this shot as being a ship.

A Prize Inside
by sher

Comment:
As a stock photo, your appeal is somewhat limited to Cracker Jacks unless you can find another way to sell it. I like the shot ... makes me want to run out and find some Cracker Jacks ... with good exposure and good focus and depth of field.

Barcelona: a city to discover
by bcncrazy

Comment:
Very interesting image. I like the clouds which add appeal. If I were a stock photo buyer, I would like to see this done at different times of the day or maybe without the shadow in the front. I would also like to see the street level portion of this building rather than letting it "float".

Spring Training
by Corey

Comment:
I like the composition here with the red stiching in the upper left and lower right corners. For inclusion in a stock portfolio, I would also have a similar shot without the logo in order to give the shot a broader market appeal. Exposure is good, the lighting over the contour of the ball helps to show that it's a three dimensional object, and your focus is quite good.