Aleks Kvintet

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Interesting idea. But. Why the additional phrase blue sky will prevent the buyer from getting two images? I think that on the contrary, there will be more opportunities.

There should not be identical descriptions in one portfolio in principle. 1. This is contrary to SS policy https://www.shutterstock.com/contributorsupport/articles/en_US/kbat02/000011450?q=description&l=en_US&fs=Search&pn=1 2. I think that this is in the interests of both the author and the buyer. Perhaps a robot that searches for similar content has no eyes, and simply compares image descriptions. If the descriptions match, then this is either similar content or a violation of the CC policy regarding the description. In any case, this is a violation, and some sanctions are possible depending on the degree of violation. (Translation using Google translator).

You have a good detailed description. But. Why not add the phrase blue sky to the description of the second image?

Of course, viewing tens or hundreds of similar images is very annoying. I agree that some solutions to this problem are needed. However. 1. Someone still buys them, so the buyer needs them. 2. These are already processed high-quality images, which in general are the property of the SS. Why not group them, and in the search results show only one image with a note that this is a transition to a group of NNN similar images. And: 1. Each similar image should have a unique description, not numbers. 2. Do not accept images with the same description within the same portfolio.