Dang. The best I could do was to protect my red lizard skin covered OM 2S from
another sticky fingered camper.
On Wednesday, December 13, 2023 at 02:25:34 AM CST, Ken Norton
<ken@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It’s interesting having random sources of income that seem to appear out of
the woodwork. I haven’t contributed new photographs to the stock library
for about two years, but this has ended up being a very prolific sales
year. Honestly, I haven’t even logged in since last January, but I just got
paid. Well, maybe I should look to see what is going on. Wow. THAT image of
a storm drain sold? Good grief. But another didn’t surprise me. I wish I
knew the publication, but one of them is ending up as a book cover. Yay.
For those wondering, the biggest sellers of the year were images (more than
one) taken with the Olympus E-1. There is something special about that
camera and the images taken with it.
I did locate one photograph that got printed in Scientific American. It’s
an Olympus E-1 photo taken on Isle Royale.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/native-americans-conducted-large-scale-copper-mining-6-000-years-ago/
AG Schnozz
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