#crowdmedia

You take beautiful, authentic photos and I'd love to add some of your Flickr photos to CrowdMedia's collection in a profile made just for you, with your copyright and your attribution. CrowdMedia is a new place where thousands of photographers like you reveal how they see our world and get their photos discovered by publishers. To help you get more visibility, we might push some of your photos to editorial publishers (no commercial use). If they select your photo, they pay a fee and we share half the revenue with you through Paypal. There is no work for you, we take care of everything. You automatically get a link back to your Flickr with your CrowdMedia profile. And you can add a link to your personal website as well in your CrowdMedia profile. It is always free for photographers. There is no obligation. You can opt-out when you want in 2 clicks. If you want to try, all you have to do is answer Yes and I will send your photos’ link in crowdmedia.co when it is done. Thanks, Martin [email protected] crowdmedia.co +1.514.743.6801 skype: roldan.mart

I got this in my flickr mail account yesterday, does anyone know who they are and how they operate?  Is it good for independent picture takers such as myself?  I'm inclined to ignore it but just wanted to know whether others have had experience with them.

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David's theme came to him as he was walking on his local beach and saw loads of rubbish washed up. It made him wonder if people realize how much we just dump in our seas. The amount that gets washed up is only a tiny bit so imagine what's still out there floating about for years at a time.

It's amazing what the sea will release from its grip on a daily basis. 

According to the United Nations Environment Programme, around 13,000 pieces of plastic litter float on every square kilometre of ocean. More than enough to fill David's days on the beach for a couple of lifetimes.

Thank you David for your collaboration.