OldCADuser Loc: Irvine, CA

Here's a gallery of the images which I've sold this past year through the stock photo house:

Colorado River, near Glenwood Canyon, CO - June 2009 - Sony A100, 18-70mm


Federal Hill Park in the Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD - November 2010 - Sony DSC-H2


My empty office, on my last day at work before I retired, Cypress, CA - January 2016 - Apple iPhone 6 (this image sold twice)


Winchester No. 3060 Rabbet Plane, Irvine, CA - October 2016 - Sony a6000, 16-50mm


The book shelves in my 'home office', Irvine, CA - October 2016 - Sony a6000, 16-50mm (this image sold twice)


A Lunar eclipse, which was referred to as a 'Blood Red Moon', Irvine, CA - January 2018 - Sony a6000, 400mm


Old boiler at the site of the De Mores Packing Plant, Medora, ND - April 2019 - Sony a6000, 16-50mm


National Geographic Magazine commemorating the Apollo 11 landing, with a small model of the LEM, Irvine, CA - January 2020 - Sony a6000, 16-50mm


Quincy Copper Smelter, Houghton, MI - July 2021 - Sony a6500, 18-135mm


Dignity Statue near Chamberlain, SD - August 2021 - Sony a6500, 18-135mm

Seabastes

Your empty office photo is a good concept image that most would not think of to make. I imagine it will sell more than once.

Would you share the name of your agency. A lot of people are interested in marketing their images. It is a tough business that is not as lucrative as it once was.

I am with Getty and Alamy. PM me if interested in my sites.

OldCADuser Loc: Irvine, CA

I sell through Alamy.

wham121736 Loc: Long Island, New York

You might want to investigate AdobeStock and Shutterstock. Don’t expect to get rich, but you will validate the quality of your work. I also use Alamy and Istock/Getty.

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio