How To please The Editor
From: Chris Henry, Editorial Image Coordinator, WHICH TERRITORY AHEAD
Text: All submissions happens to be digital files approximately 5x7 from 150dpi. (If your files generally are not at least this sized, they will not have the ability to be considered. )
Translation: "Don't mailbox point 'n' shoot low-res fanfare. "
From: Teresa Lewis, Web designer Publications Editor, LEISURE PHOTOGRAPH COMPANY
Text: Submit by emails or upload them from http: //www. leisurepublishing. com/uploads.
Translation: "But be sure to know how to find your pictures in your database and also upload to this BRAND NAME. If you are virtually nothing computer literate, it's safer to send us a lightbox and / or individual ipegs. "
From: Sheri Arrendondo, Photographic Researcher, FIRST LIGHT HOPE RESEARCH
Text: If possible improve provide caption information. Inquire only if there is this specific image expected.
Translation: "I need name material: who, what, exactly why would someone, where, when-if appropriate. I want to see only the photo Several tidbits of advice. "
From: Susan Watkins, Photographic Editor, HARCOURT SCHOOL PUBLISHERS
Text: If e-mailing please send small batches.
Translation: "Don't send an astounding pile of attachments. You are looking sending several jpegs please share small batches--say, 3 or 4 per e-mail. "
From: Jodi Gehrls, Photographic Researcher, FELDMAN & COMPANIONS, INC.
Text: We enjoy seeing a low-res, then ask for the hi-res if we love what we see. We rarely hold analog -- unless it is deemed an outstanding image, in which case we send the digital picture to Imaging Department where they clean it up if it court case it.
Translation: "Don't mailbox hi-res initially. Don't info transparencies. We prefer jpg. If your scan offers imperfections, our Image Team will clean them upward. "
From: Danya Bealy, Photographic Editor, FORD FOUNDATION
Text: Fixing their gaze with the camera, grownup essential.
Translation: "We need real-life photos. Nothing called, no models, real enthusiasts, please. "
From: Nancy Choi, SCHOLASTIC
Text: Require natural setting, not significantly studio setting.
Translation: "Please, no models. We need real-life circumstances. "
From: Sue McDermott, Canvas Researcher, MAGELLAN VISUAL SEARCH AT INC.
Text: This isn't an contract for "work-for-hire" -any photos that you consume response to this choose to are "on speculation" -no promises are created or intended that any photos submitted can be published.
Translation: "Don't keep this in mind photo listing an online game. "
From: Lori Epstein, Visual Editor, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
Text: If possible you should stuff an increased folder of small jpegs for my review.
Translation: "Send us a lightbox. "
From: K. F. (Kathryn) Compton, Editor in Chief, THE HERB CONFIDANT: HERBS FOR LIFE
Text: Information resolution, clear, uncluttered images genuinely requirement.
Translation: "Make peoples images poster-like. No chaotic backgrounds. "
From: Seth Firestone, Periodical, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ADVENTURE
Text: Irrespective of view digital or online learning submissions, but prefer imaginative 35 mm slides combined with prints.
Translation: "We will view thumbnails but eventually you've the original. "
From: Eva Ritz, Academic Division Shots Manager/Photographer, HUMAN KINETICS
Text: If selected immediately need the original, send, print or transparency in regard to production. Scans smaller than 350x500 ppi probably are not considered for review.
Translation: "Even together have scanned the image, we nevertheless need significantly slide or negative. "
From: Krista Rossow, Assistant Photo Editor, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELER
Text: Wouldn't send images from known as the 80's or 90's. The more recent, the better.
Translation: "We need up-to-date, preferably current, take pictures of. "
From: Trudi Bellin, Photographic Coordinator, REIMAN PUBLICATIONS
Text: Location and caption increase odds of publication.
Translation: "We need various identifying captions. "
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