Knottynymph

I've decided to offer a variety of random photos in a separate stock account under the name "Fully-Stocked". So far, it's just skies and flowers and such, but I intend to ad some knotwork and people photos too- I've just gotten a new computer as an early bday present and I haven't been able to move all my personal stock files yet so that I can upload more stuff, but I will! Please, stop by http://fully-stocked.deviantart.com if you're interested in checking out my stock, or if you just want to see all the random photos that I haven't found my own use for yet, lol. Rules for usage are posted in the journal on that account, and are pretty simp

I'm considering starting a stock account. I take a zillion photos. My photography skills aren't the greatest, and usually the shots I take are poorly composed or have random objects in the field which ruin them as stand-alone shareable works. HOWEVER, I think I have a good eye for shots in general, and get a lot of photos which have good potential (my opinion of course). So the question is: Do you think any of the photo-manipulator folks would be interested in the zillion photos I take of McKayla and renaissance festival costumes and flowers and knotwork and goodness-knows-what-else which I have rotting on my hard drives? Should I worry abou

New to DA, I find myself surfing franticly. Some art amazes me, if only for the fact that I'd never found it before. Some pieces are so familiar I might as well have them hanging on my walls. It is a true joy to peruse  the heartfelt offerings of so many talented people. Except it is a sadness as well, now. This week, I found a photo being claimed by a Russian photographer that I KNOW did not take the photo-- unless it is an amazingly accurate replica, right down to the wrinkle. I KNOW it was NOT taken in Russia (as the photo claims). I KNOW all this because I know the person who took it- I've seen the original. I've discussed with him for h