Hi! I sincerely hope I am posting this in the correct forum, this is my first post. Someone has suggested that I should try to sell rights to my "Debonair Dragonfly" series to Panasonic because I use a Panasonic camera. I am very interested in giving this a try so that I can make some money to fund this hobby of mine. Has anyone done this or have any suggestions on doing so? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Have a great day! Wendy

Quote - Wendy said: Someone has suggested that I should try to sell rights to my "Debonair Dragonfly" series to Panasonic because I use a Panasonic camera

I say: Hello Wendy! that was a good idea and suggestion tho.. If you don't have any connections or sell your stuff yet.. That will be a hard job tho to get to the right people.. But don't take that as a closed door!!

That idea works most of the time.. And if you are sure that your Shots worth of a try with panasonic then go a head and do it.. Usually it goes through the COPORATE offfices and management. So i though i might send you the Panasonic: Industrial/OEM Products Customer Support at this link:

http://www.panasonic.com/VoiceOfCustomer/Scripts/IEmailForm.asp

or write the main USA coporate office at this address:

Panasonic Corporation of North America
One Panasonic Way
Secaucus, NJ 07094

and here is a link you might be really interested in:

http://panasonic.multiad.com/ I think it is much similar to sony and the National Geaographic Channel.. Call the number on the Page and hopefully you will get on from there :)

Wish you all the best and much regards

JOE

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I have never heard of this before, but Joe has some good advice.Everything is worth trying. Pursue it. Those are really special images.

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