The One Million Dollar Image website (http://onemilliondollarimage.com) is a new site with one outstanding offer - it offers the image and the permanent, high - exposure position on the site for the price of 1 million dollars!
Idea behind this is that buying the "One Million Dollar Image" is actually an investment, because, according to the author, this image is the 1st internet digital treasure so it is expected to increase it's value in the future. Beside the opportunity to resell the image and to advertise on the site, the future owners will be also granted with the opportunity to sell or rent their permanent space on the site, or to simply choose to stay anonymous and to keep this treasure just for themselves, in their private collections.
Ultimate proof that digital images can be treated as a real treasure, and also sold as such, is the "One" photo, created by Peter Lik (http://www.peterlikexposed.com/archives/237). This beautiful photo was sold to anonymous buyer for exactly 1 million dollars.
Regarding images in general, someone recently paid a shocking $43.8 millions for the one simple, abstract painting (http://imgur.com/hj3fbyy), proving one more time that "value" can be an entirely subjective term. It won't be surprising if the buyer of this image manages to resell this painting for more than $43.8M. Which is exactly what is the main idea behind this site and it's image.
The One Million Dollar Image site intends to stay online forever and to keep all the buyers and their content on the site permanently, as the part of internet history. The author hopes that this concept will work for the benefit of everybody involved, thanks to high traffic and the image itself.
Find more information about the concept, this image and the author at http://onemilliondollarimage.com
Idea behind this is that buying the "One Million Dollar Image" is actually an investment, because, according to the author, this image is the 1st internet digital treasure so it is expected to increase it's value in the future. Beside the opportunity to resell the image and to advertise on the site, the future owners will be also granted with the opportunity to sell or rent their permanent space on the site, or to simply choose to stay anonymous and to keep this treasure just for themselves, in their private collections.
Ultimate proof that digital images can be treated as a real treasure, and also sold as such, is the "One" photo, created by Peter Lik (http://www.peterlikexposed.com/archives/237). This beautiful photo was sold to anonymous buyer for exactly 1 million dollars.
Regarding images in general, someone recently paid a shocking $43.8 millions for the one simple, abstract painting (http://imgur.com/hj3fbyy), proving one more time that "value" can be an entirely subjective term. It won't be surprising if the buyer of this image manages to resell this painting for more than $43.8M. Which is exactly what is the main idea behind this site and it's image.
The One Million Dollar Image site intends to stay online forever and to keep all the buyers and their content on the site permanently, as the part of internet history. The author hopes that this concept will work for the benefit of everybody involved, thanks to high traffic and the image itself.
Find more information about the concept, this image and the author at http://onemilliondollarimage.com
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