The new stock image library moodboard is on the lookout for talented photographers. “We are targeting “talent” whilst it doesn’t matter if the photographer is a seasoned professional or relative newcomer, we would like to hear from them. Our pricing strategy aims to achieve the best possible return for the photographer within this evolved business model” said Kate Stevens, Creative Director at moodboard. Image prices range from £8 to £399, and file sizes range from XS to XXL.

moodboard Press Release

moodboard: Talented photographers wanted

London – 8th August 2007. moodboard announced today they want talented photographers to apply to be a moodboard photographer at www.moodboard.com/photographers .

The image library with a twist launched on the 5th July with collections of both quality microstock and premium royalty free images, they are now on the hunt for great talent.

“We are targeting “talent” whilst it doesn’t matter if the photographer is a seasoned professional or relative newcomer, we would like to hear from them. Our pricing strategy aims to achieve the best possible return for the photographer within this evolved business model” said Kate Stevens, Creative Director at moodboard.

There are two ways in which a photographer can earn money as they offer one off payments for your imagery or will pay royalties on your photography if you fund your own shoot, this gives the photographer flexibility when they submit although they do request that all images are model released.  moodboard sell their images at multiple price points, from £8 to £399, and file sizes range from XS to XXL.

About moodboard
Mike Watson, CEO and creator of Digital Vision and has founded moodboard, an image library with a twist. The team at moodboard has a proven track record in transforming the stock photography sector and was behind the scenes of Digital Vision sold to Getty Images for $165 million in 2005.

We don’t house millions of images here…just the right ones.

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