This book does have alot of good information in it about establishing an online stock photography business.

I gave it three stars because it is severlly outdated on the technology and URL's that are included as examples.

This book has alot of information to help the novice get started in the right direction. There are several tips and points that can help almost anyone get started in Stock Photography.

A major problem that I have with the book; some of the information is dated. The technology is mid to late 90's and several of the links in the book used as examples are broken URL's (they don't work)

This is a wonderful combination of enthusiasm and practical advice. He is like a kind uncle who wants to show you his favorite subject and help you decide how to make your own version of photography work.

Rohn Engh's book "Sell and Resell Your Photographs" is a terrific place to start for anyone who has seriously contemplated getting in to stock photography. His advice will help you distinguish between trying to market the same photos that many others are trying to market (very hard to do) versus marketing photos in a niche that he'll help you determine (much easier).

Ron Engh speaks stricktly from experience the steps of building a successful stock photography business from your mailbox. His tools and ideas have all been utilized and proven with his own "Photo-Source International". If you are interested in breaking into the Stock Photo industry or you want to refine your business, this book is a requirement. You will save a lot of money and time trying to find your corner of this business using his guidelines.

I recommend this book highly as a stock photographer. It is informative, persuasive and wonderful! As a lover of photography, I seem to enjoy it, because it tells you how to sell and resell your photos with a formula. I am only halfway through the book at the time of this writing, but I enjoy it already. The author also talks about pricing as well as how and when to contact publishers. He also talks about the '90s way to submit things if you so choose! I also recommend the 1999 Photographer's Market book to see what publications are looking for photos from you. Both books are worth it! Get them today!