Welcome to Microstock Man, the complete guide for all those getting started as a microstock photographer.  Microstock photography can seem confusing as a beginner, so I am here to take the headaches out of the entire process.  After all, microstock photography should be a fun and worthwhile endeavour.  With my help, it will be.

Whether you’ve got the eye for a great shot, or are already a professional photographer, now is the time to start earning some real money from all those great shots just sitting on your computer.  The big question is – Where do I start?

You’ll find all your microstock questions answered here at Microstock Man. As well as regular blog posts detailing microstock industry news, you’ll find all the information you need to know to get started in the main menu above.  Which stock libraries should I choose?  What’s keywording all about?  How much will I earn?   You name it, I’ll try and answer it.  You’ll also find useful microstock photography tips.

Microstock agency reviews are one of the most useful features for new microstock photographers. Microstock Man aims to provide comprehensive reviews of all the major stock agencies, as well as some of the smaller, newer agencies emerging in the industry. These new microstock agencies can often be a good starting place for new photographers. Plus, Microstock Man has even negotiated some brilliant deals with agencies such as Superhug to earn you more royalties than usual! Check out the menu above and select the agency you would like to know more about.

Recommended Microstock Agencies

Shutterstock | Dreamstime | iStockPhoto | 123RF | Fotolia | PhotoDune | Veer | Depositphotos | BigStock | CanStockPhoto | YayMicro | Stockfresh | Zoonar | GL Stock Images | Mostphotos | Cutcaster | All You Can Stock | iSignStock | Pixmac