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looking over the stock, you don't have that many images and the subject go everywhere, its hard to pin down a method that makes your work yours.
this is an ok pictures, but it isn't of anything in particular. mostly ducks. while there are autumn trees, i can't grab onto anything in particular. you set up a frame which is a bit heavy on the left, but its not really framing anything. mention the location in the description, including state.
this is pretty and i can see it selling, if you had a bunch like this it shows a style. mix in photos and it becomes confusing.
this one is better though it could use more space on the right, and i'd fill in the white spot in the left. the landscapes you have though in general don't have a ton of interest. for something like this i'd get lower to show less background. while the fields are interesting, they aren't that sharp and serve more as a distraction. the story is the animals.
i think this picture would do fine without the sandstone texture. it makes it look fuzzy and noisy with it like that. and the fact it's over the whole thing, even the eyes look odd this way. up close its so pointalated, it may not print. but the pose is cute. i would clone out the collar though, add more words, but especially the breed
don't put the text in the center, and avoid light colors on top of more light colors. we want to enjoy the scene, add the text to the bottom. you seem to have the close up on only some of them, i can't see this up close, but to me it looks like it won't print due to noise and compression issues.
this makes an interesting thumbnail, but up close its confusing to look at. but due to being freakishly noisy, it won't print.
everything should be in galleries, and not just one big confusing lump. break up the images so they are in easy to look at subjects. photos - drawings. or by subject. then start people in the gallery. you don't want to show that you have a chaotic display of images. there is too much to look at and not many will want to look through a pile of random images. and add a biography, it helps the buyer know who you are, and google likes them too. do it in the first person.
---Mike Savad