Anyone heard of these guys?... documentary stock site.

[PolaroidSky]

http://www.socialstock.co.uk


Cheers,

Jim

[Gil Ritchie]

Ah the missing/removed post that caused so much consternation.

It is little wonder why it may have been removed - because at first sight it seems like a blatent advertising ploy made on behalf of the said site.

But I am sure this was never the poster's intention.

Maybe a little more than just a title and site link would have helped minimise this impression.

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PS The answer to the question posed in the title of the post - for what it is worth from me - is - NO - and as I have wasted enough of my holiday time looking at the site link - only to discover it is just another commercial venture touting for "street/documentary" stock images - I for one will not be at all interested - but there are many who will no doubt find it exceeedingly interesting - Mr Kipling amongst others comes to mind.

Anyway - back to the site seeing and the taking of "snap shots" Barcelona awaits.

[PolaroidSky]

Actually Gil, the socialstock site accepted some of my images and I was looking for feedback from any helpful people as to their opinion or experience of mentioned site.