Ocala Prestige Photography Inc.

April 15, 2009

Subject: allow us to sell your pictures for you

To Whom It May Concern:

Hello, I?d like to introduce myself. My name is Patricia Persico and I am a booking manager for a group of professional photographers from Nashville who now live in Florida. I recently came across a phenomenal business opportunity that can make all of us money, including you. I am very fortunate that my team of photographers and I work well together as a team. The reason I researched this opportunity is because business has been a little slow lately. I located a company by the name of Picture Stock, Inc. that will help photographers around the world increase their income. Picture Stock is extremely reputable and members of the Better Business Bureau. BBB Accreditation is an honor, and not every company is eligible. Picture Stock?s main job and focus is to collect images from photographers and supply them to their 53 affiliates around the world. As an independent distributor, I plan on actively promoting this program and helping to increase your exposure while making money.

Please click on the attached link, and you will find which pictures that are in high demand each month, and getting started as a stock photographer. http://picturestock.com/phpcode/web/submitting_images.php#8. You must include my ID # 7152 when sending e-mail to them, and whenever you are ready to submit your images, you must complete an Image Submission & Order Form which can be found on the attached link.If you live in Canada, you can send your images to the following address:

Picture Stock Inc.
1007-1930 Yonge Street,
Toronto, ON M4S 124 Canada

You must submit at least 25 images per submission, but you can submit as many as you like above 25. Once your pictures are received, you will be assigned to one of our picture technicians. Each photographer earns 50% for each picture that is sold. If your pictures continue to be sold, you will still receive 50% of the cost of the picture. More and more people want their pictures to be sold to make some extra money in these hard times, and companies are still buying them.

There is another way that a photographer can make money in this business. Once you submit your stock photos to Picture Stock for worldwide sales their photo editors will have a better understanding of your abilities, quality and style of work. You will then be given photo assignments they feel will be in your jurisdiction. Picture Stock?s clients, many of whom are magazine and newspaper editors, contact them on a daily basis looking for available photographers to cover upcoming events or breaking news around the world. They prefer to have a few photographers available in every city or town in North America as well, as, in most major cities and countries around the world. If you are interested in receiving paid photo assignments, they pay $250 ? $750 per assignment plus all expenses.

Information pertaining to Image Submission Fees: It costs .50c per digital image or .75c per image if they must scan in your prints, slides, negatives or transparencies. Once you sell 3 pictures they will waive the upfront fee when your pictures are sold. You must include the return shipping charges to have your images returned. Current prices can be found on the Image Submission & Order Form. If you submit digital images and you would like us to discard your CD/DVD once Picture Stock are done with it, they will do so saving you on the return shipping fees. Please remember to include my ID # 7152 when you submit your images to Picture Stock. I have included another link when you are ready to submit your images. http://www.picturestock.com. I would also suggest that you download a free 10 page Photographers Registration & Welcome Kit which explains how to submit images and getting started.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact our E-mail Support Center at support@picturestock.com. Once you?ve completed reading my letter, we hope you will consider the benefits of becoming one of our many successful photographers in this business.

Sincerely,


Patricia Persico