I’ve been a Photoshelter user since October 2007, and I can honestly say they’re one of the vendors I work with with whom I’ve had nearly zero problems or complaints. Ever. (I say “nearly” because many of my “problems” were due to my ineptitude at the beginning when I was setting up the site, not theirs).
To put it briefly, Photoshelter lets me to what I do. From the ability to easily embed slideshows (like the one you’re watching of my landscapes above) on my blog and Facebook, to their sweet Graph Paper Press integration, for what I pay ($30/mo.) Photoshelter is the best solution on the web for me. Period. This doesn’t even begin to mention the sweet SEO and business tips (much of it free).
So when Andrew of Photoshelter e-mailed me last week and told me about their “Show Us Your Photoshelter” contest, I couldn’t help but jump in. (You can file that under “full disclosure.”)
That said, I don’t endorse products and companies that I don’t use and am not fully satisfied with. So if they sucked, I’d tell you so. But they don’t. So if you’re a photographer looking for a one-stop shop solution, PS may very well be for you. Especially if you’re someone like me who shoots, you know, almost everything, from Boston weddings to Mobile sunsets. And if you already have a website, you can seamlessly integrate Photoshelter into your backend (man that sounds kinda filthy), like kickass landscape-shooter Elizabeth Carmel has.
My Photoshelter
