1/ OK so we have early poll results but with n=180, the final answer won't change much
First thing, apparently 14% of photographers are making hundreds of thousands per year in licensing revenue (I figure they must have at least 100 'good' photos).
They are OK, let' move on
First thing, apparently 14% of photographers are making hundreds of thousands per year in licensing revenue (I figure they must have at least 100 'good' photos).
They are OK, let' move on
2/ 63% of the photographers around here are earning <$1/year/photograph from commercial rights.
Which means 1ETH represents 3000+ years of commercial rights.
Another 16% are <$100 so 1ETH represents 30+ years of commercial rights
Which means 1ETH represents 3000+ years of commercial rights.
Another 16% are <$100 so 1ETH represents 30+ years of commercial rights
3/ So to put the experiment in another context, I am saying:
a) give one photo open-source to the world, to use, remix, maybe get your name out there. Pick whatever one you want
b) For 80% of you, I will compensate you 30 to 3,000 years worth of 'lost earnings' from that photo
a) give one photo open-source to the world, to use, remix, maybe get your name out there. Pick whatever one you want
b) For 80% of you, I will compensate you 30 to 3,000 years worth of 'lost earnings' from that photo
4/ I don't want your commercial photography rights for the same reason that you can't monetize them.
They are mostly unmonetizable
So at least experiment with remix and viral culture for some pieces to see if you can drive engagement
It may work & if it doesn't, no big loss!
They are mostly unmonetizable
So at least experiment with remix and viral culture for some pieces to see if you can drive engagement
It may work & if it doesn't, no big loss!
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