School is almost back in session and students will be knocking down the doors to get back to see their friends and report back on their summer adventures. Cutcaster has plenty of back to school images for any creative use. Find pictures of talk around the lunch tables, pulling all-nighters, students bullying one another, your teacher’s pet, and classroom lectures.
See more Educational and Back to School pictures and vectors at Cutcaster.
Over the next month, we plan to roll out a number of exciting new image search features and design changes at Cutcaster that will drastically improve your experience when buying and selling images. This entire spring and summer, we have worked hard planning, re-designing and testing the new website’s features and infrastructure to make sure it is a product we are proud to release and you are happy to use.
Pull out the surgeon’s knife because five pages at the current Cutcaster are getting a major facelift. The search page, product page, checkout area, account page and, lastly, the homepage. This is an effort to simplify navigation around the site, shorten the amount of clicks from search to checkout and re-organize our message around the site so we can prepare the site for translation into multiple languages.
New features will include a completely overhauled search engine that automatically identifies the meaning behind a keyword used in search to drill down to the most relevant content, more options at checkout for downloading images and a simplified pricing system to give buyers even better discounts when buying repeatedly at Cutcaster. Also be on the lookout for a visual search engine that is in the works. More details to come later but all the changes are really sweet and will be a major time saver.
We hope you will enjoy the new release over the coming months and have a great rest of the summer.
Your Cutcaster team.
How can you use Facebook to sell more of your images and promote yourself effectively? At Cutcaster, we have compiled a few basic steps, which will help you leverage the power of any social network but specifically for Facebook in order to effectively market your photography business:
1. If you do not already have a Facebook account you will want to create one. Make sure to fill out all the fields on your Facebook profiles so that people who visit your profile can learn more about you and the type of photography you do.
2. Sharing your images is critical. “Like” your images at Cutcaster by clicking the like button below your image’s thumbnail on any image details page. The number of times an image is “liked” at Cutcaster via the Facebook button is one factor that gives your images a boost in our search results.
3. Upload watermarked versions of your images to Facebook and make sure to highlight a wide sampling of your artwork and areas of specialties. You must always be aware of the Facebook user agreement which you should examine and why we tell you to use a watermarked version. Once you have them uploaded this is where you will want to link to your Cutcaster portfolio in the description area or specific images in your port. Make sure you use your referral links so you earn more money.
3. Ask some of your clients for permission to post some of your images to their page so other potential clients who are connected to them will see your images. In this case, anyone connected as a friend of your client on Facebook will see the posted image. This exponentially grows the group of potential customers you will reach.
4. Post updates of what you are doing professionally or shooting to the wall of your Facebook page. If you have an outside website or use a stock photo agency like Cutcaster, then use the wall to promote your other sites. If you’re about to publish some new photographs, then this is a good time to let your Facebook community hear about it!
5. It’s a great idea to create a Facebook fan page which you can use as a promotional tool for your photo or design business. Give people updates on upcoming shows, new images, new techniques you are learning, workshops you are attending or offer special deals to potential customers.
6. You need to be posting fresh new images to your Facebook pages regularly that highlight your improvement and continued education as a photographer, that highlight new areas you are experimenting with or new aspects of your work. These subtle hints will serve as reminders that your photo or design services are available.
7. Like and participate on groups at Facebook which are related to your photography work and interests. Make sure your comments are insightful and thought out i.e. not “it’s good to be here” or “nice shot” spammy. Pose questions if you want to get a response. By providing valuable information on other users pages you will be actively helping their community and growing your own reputation as the go to person for your area of photography.
8. When posting an image to your facebook page or someone elses’ fan page, you are able to change the title name which serves as an anchor link back to your image’s page. Since you are able to manipulate the title by choosing your own, you can pack it full of relevant keywords you are trying to target through search engine optimization.
Have you joined the other Cutcaster fans on Facebook? Our Facebook page highlights useful design and photography tips as well as connects our contributors with our buyers. Login to Facebook and visit http://www.facebook.com/Cutcaster to like our page.
We have been re-thinking the way buyers can search for stock photos via Cutcaster and are excited to release the first of many updates to our image search engine.
Presenting- Keyword search translation.
What does that mean for image search at Cutcaster?
Going forward, any non-English keyword entered into the search area will be automatically detected, translated and return the relevant image search results in that language. Visitors can search in their native language.
We currently offer support for the following languages via our new search engine feature:
Arabic, French, Latvian, Swedish, Bulgarian, German, Lithuanian, Thai, Chinese (Simplified + Traditional), Greek, Norwegian, Turkish, Haitian Creole, Polish, Ukrainian, Czech, Hebrew, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Danish, Hungarian, Romanian, Dutch, Indonesian, Russian, Italian, Slovak, Estonian, Japanese, Slovenian, Finnish, Korean, and last, but not least, Spanish. Phewww.
That’s a mouthful of new languages that our picture search engine now supports and will improve the search experience for non-English speaking visitors. For sellers, this should lead to more views and sales for you.
Be on the lookout for more updates from Cutcaster regarding our new checkout area, more search engine updates, more translation features and our growing image collection. Sign up at Cutcaster to receive updates.
In the last year, Cutcaster has seen an incredible improvement in the quality of photos and vector artwork, which are uploaded to the site. The quality bar keeps getting raised as we reach 1 million images at Cutcaster in the coming months. With that said, we still see gaps in our collection that have created massive opportunities. Find out here about what type of images we are actively looking for and are under-represented at Cutcaster. Fill these holes and you might find yourself with a hot seller.
To expand your portfolio into an untapped arena of stock photography, we urge you to create a portion of your portfolio that really shows your “outside of the box” thinking, i.e. get granddad out there on water-skis, or place your old credit cards in your kitchen’s blender or use Photoshop to create unique situations in your images by combining different elements. Get as creative as possible. Take chances and see what works and doesn’t work. Then carefully keyword and upload your new creative shots to Cutcaster.
Here are some examples of pictures we currently have but we’d love to see more of this type of photography and illustrations:
We strive to provide our picture buyers with the unique images they seek. Thanks for your help creating more jaw dropping images that will impress our buyers and increase your long-term earnings potential!
Regards,
Your Cutcaster team.
Congratulations to all of our submitters and customers who are celebrating a graduation from school this month! Now let’s get ready for summer!
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http://cutcaster.com/photo/100707264-Success-cap/
http://cutcaster.com/photo/100357762-Young-female-graduate-looking-at-copyspace/
We know you worked hard to get that diploma. At Cutcaster.com we are also working hard to bring you the most beautiful, useful, and timely photos and vectors.
As a graduation gift for all of our users we would like to offer you a coupon for 15% off your next purchase. Just use this discount code: RECENTGRAD at check out.
The Difference:
Commercial stock photography can be used in posters, ads, promotional brochures, etc. that advertise and/or endorse services or products. One could define it as any photography for which the photographer is paid for images rather than works of art. Commercial images usually include: better than average to normal looking, everyday people or models; subject matter that is politically correct; or the year’s latest trends, colors and hues. These photos frequently are taken by a commissioned photographer on assignment, or or licensed via a stock photography agency like Cutcaster.com. All images included in commercial stock photography must have a model release signed by the person depicted in the image, since commercial photos purpose are to endorse or help sell a product/brand.
Editorial stock photos are used in magazines, as illustrations in books, educational materials, informational periodicals and electronic media, etc. Generally these images illustrate a story or idea within the context of a published piece of work. Editorial stock photos can include people in real-life situations and capture a specific real life moment in time. Photojournalism is considered a subset of editorial photography. Photographs shot in this context are accepted as a documentation of a newsworthy event. Obviously editorial photos are inherently more unique and content-specific than their counterpart, commercial stock photos. Editorial buyers look for “authentic” pictures, not images that appear staged. Model releases are not needed for editorial usage, in most cases, because their purpose is to educate and inform.
After giving thanks to all the deserving Moms last month on Mother’s day, it’s now the Dads turn to shine on Father’s Day. Father’s Day is a celebration honoring fathers and celebrating fatherhood, paternal bonds, and the influence of fathers in society. It is celebrated on the third Sunday of June in many countries and on other days elsewhere. It complements Mother’s Day, the celebration honoring mothers. How will you be giving thanks and celebrating Father’s day 2011?
Get the stock photos above at Cutcaster by clicking on the below links.
http://cutcaster.com/photo/100364359-Father-Holding-Daughter/
http://cutcaster.com/vector/100298228-Father-and-daughter/
http://cutcaster.com/photo/100229267-Father-and-Son/
http://cutcaster.com/photo/100145169-Two-men-standing-outdoors-smiling
http://cutcaster.com/photo/100086279-Dad-carrying-son
http://cutcaster.com/photo/100132689-A-Middle-Eastern-man-with-his-children
This is a list of the highest prices paid for photographs (in US dollars unless otherwise stated) from Wikipedia. Pretty amazing to see some of the prices paid for these iconic images. Cindy Sherman’s photo “Untitled #96,″ shot in 1981, just become the world’s most valuable photograph after selling for a staggering $3.89 million at a Christie’s auction yesterday (it was estimated to be worth up to $2 million). Ms. Sherman’s photo moves “99 Cent II Diptychon” by Andreas Gursky to the number 2 spot, which enjoyed five years as the world’s most valuable photo after selling in 2006 for $3.35 million.
1. Cindy Sherman, Untitled #96 (1981), $3,890,500, May 2011, Christie’s New York.
2. Andreas Gursky, 99 Cent II Diptychon (2001), $3,346,456, February 2007, Sotheby’s London auction. A second print of 99 Cent II Diptychon sold for $2.48 million in November 2006 at a New York gallery, and a third print sold for $2.25 million at Sotheby’s in May 2006.
3. Edward Steichen, The Pond-Moonlight (1904), $2,928,000, Purchased in February 2006, Sotheby’s New York auction.
4. Dmitry Medvedev, Kremlin of Tobolsk (2009), $1,750,000, Purchased in January 2010, Christmas Yarmarka, Saint Petersburg.
5. Edward Weston, Nude (1925), $1,609,000, Purchased in April 2008, Sotheby’s New York auction.
6. Alfred Stieglitz, Georgia O’Keeffe (Hands) (1919), $1,470,000, Purchased in February 2006, Sotheby’s New York auction.
7. Alfred Stieglitz, Georgia O’Keeffe Nude (1919), $1,360,000, Purchased in February 2006, Sotheby’s New York auction.
8. Richard Prince, Untitled (Cowboy) (1989), $1,248,000, Purchased in November 2005, Christie’s New York auction.
9. Richard Avedon, Dovima with elephants (1955), $1,151,976, Purchased in November 2010, Christie’s Paris auction.
10. Edward Weston, Nautilus (1927), $1,082,500, Purchased in April 2010, Sotheby’s New York auction.
11. Peter Lik, One (2010), $1,000,000, Purchased in December 2010, Anonymous Collector
12. Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey, 113.Athènes, T[emple] de J[upiter] olympien pris de l’est (1842) $922,488, 2003, auction.
13. Gustave Le Gray, The Great Wave, Sete (1857) $838,000, Purchased in 1999.
14. Eugène Atget, Joueur d’Orgue, (1898-1899), $686,500, April 2010, Christie’s New York auction.
15. Robert Mapplethorpe, Andy Warhol (1987) $643,200, Purchased in 2006.
Not a bad days work if you sold even just one of your photos that made it into the top 15. Get a start selling your work at Cutcaster where you can sell your images for commercial or editorial usage to our picture buyers, who represent all the major industries using stock photos.
If you would like to be added to this list of the top professional in the photo research and picture buying world (it’s free) please call: (888) 356-2462 or email your information and website to the webmaster@cutcaster.com.
Media companies and newspaper & magazine picture desk’s can use this list when they are seeking top professional freelance picture researchers and editors around the globe. These are the top Picture Researchers who can help you through various stages of the getting the correct rights to use an image.
Alyson Whalley – Picture Editor, Art Buyer -UK
Art buying and picture research for corporate and advertising work
Phone – 07940 590884
Charlotte Maguire – Freelance Picture Editor – UK
Freelance Picture Editor and researcher with ten years experience.
Email – lottiepicresearch@btinternet.com
Phone – 07816 402468
Jamey O’Quinn – Photo Editor/ Researcher/ Art Producer – Boston, MA
Experienced photo editor and researcher for magazines, websites, and educational books.
Email - jamey.oqinn@gmail.com
Website: www.jameyoquinn.com
Robyn Lange – Photo Editor/Researcher – NYC
Freelance photo editor for top US publications
Website – www.robynlange.com
Alice Jessop – Freelance Picture Editor / Researcher -UK
Works with Newspapers, Magazines and Agencies. Research skills, full contacts book, experience commissioning, briefing, budgeting, clearance and negotiating fees. Photoshop skills.
Email – alicejessop1@gmail.com
Bill Van Warden – Photo Researcher – Des Moines, IA
Van Werden Photo Research
Email – vanwerden@gmail.com
Thomas Bonsu-Dartnall – Freelance Picture researcher – UK
Topics include History, Art, Science and Nature etc,
Email – houseof77snakes@hotmail.com
Susi Paz – Photography, Picture Researcher and E-learning Video Producer – UK
Expertise – advertising, publishing, Government departments and the United Nations.
Website – www.susipaz.com
Judy Mason – Picture researcher/Photo Editor – California
30 years experience with U.S. textbook publishers. Specialize in college-level books ranging in subject from music to psychology to information technology.
Hannah Houston – Picture Editor & Researcher – UK
Experience sourcing imagery for newspapers, magazines, online, book publishers and ebooks. Experience in Photoshop, keywording, captioning and cataloguing.
Email – hshouston@hotmail.co.uk
Phone 07789 173 481
Joanna Meadows – Picture Researcher – UK
8 years picture library experience. Experience in sourcing imagery for newspapers, magazines, advertising and book publishers both creative and news / editorial based imagery.
Claire Gouldstone – Freelance Picture Researcher – UK
Picture researcher with 10 years freelance experience within Art, Architecture, Gardening, Textile Design, Interior Design, Graphic Design, etc.
Phone – 01432 344 315
Graham Harper – Picture Editor/Researcher – UK
Experienced working with magazines, books, catalogues & brochures.
Anna Mousley – Picture Editor/Researcher
15 years experience in the photo industry, including picture research, editorial work, copyright clearance, captioning and key-wording.
Sharon McTeir – Picture Researcher/Book Designer – Scotland
18 years experience. Photoshop and Illustrator for photo/vector editing, keywording. Print and digital rights.
Jessica Korman – Picture Editor/ Photo Researcher – UK
Email – jessica.korman@gmail.com
Ashley Lumb – Photo Editor – London, UK
Photo Editor with 8 years experience in picture research, production, commissioning photographers worldwide. Works with magazine, book, website and advertising clients.
Email: ashleylumb@yahoo.co.uk
Kristin Doherty-Burns – Freelance photo editor, researcher, shoot producer –NYC
Experienced in celebrity, food, portrait, product and travel photography. kristinburnsphoto.com
Sean Hannaway – Picture Researcher – UK
Experienced in partworks/magazines, books and newspaper publishing focusing on natural history and sports photography.
Leonie Lodge – Picture Researcher – UK
Experienced at picture research and mark ups to negotiating fees and commissioning shoots.
Email – leonieb7@hotmail.com
Mary Rose MacLachlan – Picture Research & Copyright Licensing – Canada
Researcher, editor and permissions experience with over 20 years’ experience in book publishing.
Website – www.mrmassociates.ca
Susie Prescott – Picture Researcher – UK
18 years experience.
Sheri Arredondo – Photo Researcher – St. Albans, ME
First Light Photo Research
Website – www.firstlightresearch.com
Dayna Bealy – Photo Editor – New York, NY
Email - dayna.bealy@gmail.com
Roger and Judy Feldman – Photo Research, Rights and Permissioning – Chicago, IL
Feldman & Associates, Inc.
Website – www.feldmans.net
Stephen Forsling – Photo research, Image Rights, and Permissions – San Francisco, CA
Forsling image research and permissions, Specialties include fine art and social sciences.
Email - safors@pacbell.net
Ilene Bellovin – Editor and Photo Researcher – Larchmont, New York
Producing, researching, licensing images for magazines, websites, books, film and museum exhibits. Top researcher. Ilene Cherna Bellovin
Email – icbellovin@gmail.com
Rizal Alessi – Photo Researcher/Photographer, Jakarta city, Indonesia
More than 10 years experience in photo research for various subjects for national and international publication.
Email – rizal.alessi@yahoo.com
Nancy Tobin – Art & Photo Editor/Researcher – Orlando, FL
Art & photo editor/researcher with 25 years experience in the textbook industry specializing in History and Art.
Website: www.nancytobin.net
Kerry Faulkner – Freelance Photo Producer, Researcher, Editor, Art Buyer – Germany
18 years of photo industry experience.
Email – k.faulkner@mac.com +49 151 5070 7858
Lin Barton – Picture Researcher – New York
Experience in academic publishing and art news publications, familiarity with European and American archives and libraries, German and some Italian reading knowledge.
Judy Brody – Photo research & permissions - Bay Village, OH
Photo archiving for commercial and individual collections.
Email – JKB7810@aol.com
Jerry Marshall – Experienced Picture Researcher & Photo Editor – New York, NY
Picture Research & Photo Editing, Permissions & Rights Clearance services to a wide variety of clients for over 20 years. Any size project in any type of media, including trade & text books, newspapers & magazines, web sites, advertising and video.
Email – jerry@pictureresearching.com
Daniella Nilva Cunningham – Photo Editor/Footage & Stills Research – New York, NY
Over 20 years experience. Specialty includes Textbooks/Children’s Books/Consumer & Trade Magazines/Multimedia Projects/Copyright Clearance
Email: Dnilva@yahoo.com.
Anne Burns – Freelance Photo Research – Fort Lee, NJ
Anne Burns Images
Email- anneburns@earthlink.net
Linda Carter – Freelance Photo Services NYC
Photo Research, Editing, Rights Clearance, Writing, Proofreading
Email - lindancarter@yahoo.com
Jain Lemos – Producer, Editor, Consultant – Laguna Niguel, CA
Jain Lemos Productions
Website – www.jainlemos.com
Doug Hill – Bethesda, MD
RightsAssist, LLC
Email – dhill@rightsassist.com
Martha Davidson – Image & Content Research, Licensing – Washington, DC
Additional experience in concept development, writing/ editing on history, art, science
Email – mdwdc@sprintmail.com
Lindsey Nicholson – Photo Editing, Project Management, Art Direction – NYC, NY
Knowlegable in SEO, Keywording, Project Management skills and working with a variety of editing tools and web-based tools.
Website – lpnicholson@nyc.rr.com
Anita Dickhuth – Visual Research Editing/Licensing Services – New York, NY
Images Inc. Experience includes trade, textbook, magazine & custom publishing.
Email – ernider@earthlink.net
Janice Ackerman – Photo Editor, Photo Researcher and Art Buyer – Brooklyn, NY
Over 15 years experience in the publishing and advertising industries.
Email – janiceackerman@gmail.com
Sharon Donahue, Photo Editor, Image research & Permissions – Boston, MA
Extensive experience: fine art, science, history, literature.
Email – sharon.donahue@gmail.com
Francelle Carapetyan – Image Research Editorial Services – Francestown, NH
Image Research & Permissions, especially arts & humanities.
Email – francelle@imageresearcheditorial.com
Lydia Evans – Publishing – Evanston, IL
InContext Publishing Partners
Website – www.incontextpub.com
Toby Greenberg – Picture Researcher & Editor.- New York, NY
Toby Greenberg Picture Research & Photo Editing
Website – www.tobygreenberg.com
Melissa Allison – Photo Researcher, Editor and Permissions – Palo Alto, CA
Website – http://www.pacificpictureresearch.com
Maureen Collins – Senior Photo Research, Editor, Permissions Pro.
Image Specialist, Maureen Collins Photo Research/Editing/Permissions Lemont, IL
Email – collins.maureen100@gmail.com
Frances Brown – Photo Researcher, Keywording – Evanston, IL
Textbook publishing,
Email – fjbnoyes@comcast.net
Josh Brown – Photo Permissions and Research – Valparaiso, Indiana
Pre Media Global
Email – jbrown@premediaglobal.com
Alicia DiPiero – Freelance photo researcher, editor and coordinator – Austin, TX
Alicia DiPiero Photo Research
Website – www.aliciadipiero.webs.com
Erika Hokanson – Print and online content specialist – Newbury, NH
Print and online content specialist. Integrated editing & photo research service. Refresh Media Resources
Website – info@refreshmediaresources.com
Marybeth Kavanagh – Picture researcher, Editor, Art Buyer, Photo Editor – Loma, CO
Kavanagh Media Research. Top Level Picture researcher and editor for print and online products with 20+ years experience
Email – mbkavanagh@gmail.com
Barbara Salz – Image Researcher, Photo Editor – South Orange, NJ
Full service image research, photo editing, photo program development, licensing and permissions. Barbara S. Salz, LLC
Email – b.salz@verizon.net
Debra Lemonds – Photo editor – Pasadena, CA
Photo layout and design. Photo research. Editorial and advertising projects. Debra Lemonds Picture Editor
Email – dlemonds@earthlink.net
Jane Yeomans – Photo Editor/researcher – New York City, NY
Email – janeyeo@nyc.rr.com
Mary Fran Loftus – Photo & Fine Art Research, Permissions – New York City, NY
Omni-Photo Communications, Inc. Project Consultation
Website – www.omniphoto.com
Rory Maxwell – Photo Research and Editing, Permissions, Data Entry – Norwalk, CT
Over 20 years in the industry. Rory Maxwell Photo Research
Email – rorymax@optonline.net.
Mary Rose MacLachlan – Photo Researcher, Visuals and Literary Permissions, Copyright Licensing Specialist – Salt Spring Island, Canada
MRM Associates
Website – www.mrmassociates.ca
Martha Witte – Freelance Photo Researcher.- Philadelphia, PA
Worldwide image and permission sourcing for business and publishing. Martha Witte, picture researcher
Website – www.wittepixarena.com
Laura Wyss – Photo Researcher – New York City, NY
Specializes in books and book covers. Wyssphoto, Inc.
Website – www.laurawyss.com
Maryellen McGrath – Photo Researcher, Editor, Producer, Photographer – New York City, NY
20 years experience in the photo industry (print, marketing, online which includes entertainment, news and sports).
Email – mmcgrath2008@gmail.com
Alicia DiPiero, Photo Researcher/Editor – Austin, TX
Experienced photo specialist with twelve years of experience procuring, licensing and tracking photographs for large scale programs in the educational publishing industry;
Email – dipieropix@gmail.com
Debbie Needleman – Friendliest Freelance Photo Researcher – Portsmouth, NH
Photo and art research. Over 20 years experience for publications, documentaries and museum exhibits
Email – NeedDeb@gmail.com
Mary Risher – Picture Research, Photo Editor – Noblesville, IN
Image Management & Shoot Production www.maryrisher.com, Mary Risher Media
Email – maryrisher@mac.com
Walter Malden – Image Researcher/Editor
Image research, editing, producing, licensing/permissions for publishing and advertising worldwide. Acme Pix Los Angeles, CA
Website - www.acmepix.com
Joan Meisel Picture Editing & Research New York, NY
20 years experience in picture editing, research & permission acquisitions. All subjects.
Email – photofinders@yahoo.com
Beth Reitmeyer – Research and licensing; art buyer – Bowling Green, KY
Photo, film, sound, text research and licensing; art buying; specializing in education & humanities, Better Imaging
Email – beth.reitmeyer@gmail.com
Robin Sand – Photo Researcher & Editor – Whitestone, NY
Image Rights, Permissions, and Licensing Specialist, Robin Sand Photo Research
Website – rsand@nyc.rr.com
Barbara Schultz – Photo Editor/Researcher – New York, NY
Editorial and archival news, history, fine art. Schultz Image Consulting
Website – www.barbaraschultzimageconsulting.com
Joan Mathys – Picture Researcher/Photo Editor – Washington, DC
MJM Picture and Film Research
25 years experience researching and licensing images
Email – joanmathys@msn.com
Maggie Silker – Image Researcher & Editor – Marlboro, MD
Experienced in books, magazines, exhibits, websites, newsletters and slide shows. PhotoRes Upper
Website – www.photosearcher.com
Deborah Nicholls – Photo and Footage Research – Boston, MA
Research and licensing; specializing in the textbook and travel markets. Media Research
Email – shawondasse@yahoo.com
Kristin Sladen – Photography Services – Bedford, MA
Experienced photo editor in both print and online, specializing in research and permissions.
Email – ksladen@gmail.com
Lauren Stockbower – Picture Editor and Researcher – Annandale, VA
Email – laurenstockbower@mac.com
Fay Torresyap – Photo Editor, Photo Researcher – New York City, NY
20 years experience. All subjects. Bluedot projects
Website – www.bluedotprojects.com
Rachel Youdelman – Editorial photo research, editing, rights/licensing – Boston, MA
Fine arts, history, science. Rachel Youdelman Picture Research Brookline
Email – ryoudelman@gmail.com
Vikii Wong – Researcher, Editor – Brooklyn, NY
Researcher, Editor, Buyer, Consultant, print, new media, video. Vikii Wong
Email – vikii.wong@gmail.com
Carola Strohoff – Picture Editor & Researcher – UK
Experienced Picture Editor, Researches for Text & Photographs, Production Services, Worldwide Researches, Languages: German, French and English,
Email – kr@kandrmedia.com T +44 20 8743 5766
Louise Turner – Picture Researcher – UK
Freelance Art buying and Picture Research to Ad Agencies with 15 years experience in the industry.
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