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About Chrissie

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    http://www.alamy.com/contrib-browse.asp?cid={C727F328-F55B-4C8C-B883-39E65306FEA2}&name=Christina+Bollen
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    24 Sep 2005
  1. Chrissie
    It's not an aeroplane, plane or aircraft If you're a Merican it's an airplane OK, it's not an airplane, aeroplane, plane or aircraft
  2. Chrissie
    It's not an aeroplane, plane or aircraft
  3. Chrissie
    Plane?
  4. Chrissie
    "You seem to say don't be wrong." Yes "If a buyer is unsure of my caption, he checks it himself." No - a thousand times no. Someone back me up?
  5. Chrissie
    Exactly - Mark 1 or Mark 2 is very important. That's correct identification. Botanists, train experts, whatever, if you don't know, give a generic label or don't submit. I've apologised for the incorrect spelling on my correct identification. There is a difference between submitting because you're 100% sure and submitting because Alamy Forum ID'ed it for you. If you don't know don't submit.
  6. Chrissie
    And why should you - well said. Well, I suggest the good people of the "Have you found" threads will send an invoice to Alassandra and Chrissie when they spot one of their images. And no, I won't add a smiley. B.t.w. Chrissie, it's Trachyaretaon brueckneri NOT Trachyaretaon Bruekneri. That'll be $25.00 thank you very much! Did you thank John for correcting your dragonfly picture for ...... free? Cheers, Philippe +1 It is like in real life, some do see competition, others community and a few appreciate opportunities for give and take. And some recognise that as professionals we should be 100% sure of our labels and not accept a simple and unverified crowd source answer, however well meant Apologies for my two spelling mistakes on correctly labelled specimens - interestingly it hasn't stopped sales!
  7. Chrissie
    The app should email you a JPEG/PDF of the release - you download this from your email (on your computer or whever you do Manage Images from). Once you're in Manage Images and confirm you have a release you'll be able to attach the downloaded release.
  8. Chrissie
    I have made my feelings clear before when 'ID Requests Please' appear on the forum and the OP accepts the 'best answer' regardless... If you're not 100% sure on the details don't submit the image no matter how brilliant it is. If it's brilliant and you want to submit then only keyword what you know (bird, summer, blue, insect, USA) etc. I am astounded by 'professionals' on here who think it's OK to guess an ID rather than accepting it's not clearly ID'ed and generic/general details only can be given. On previous experience I expect to be shot down again - but I'll stick with it, if you don't know, don't guess.
  9. Chrissie
    And why should you - well said.
  10. Chrissie
    Are you 100% sure (not 99%)? If not it's an 'Immature gull in flight'
  11. Chrissie
    Yup and a shadow is a front lit illusion
  12. Chrissie
    Nor is a silhouette!
  13. Chrissie
    "f the person in your image can recognise themselves in any way, you’ll need a model release to sell as RF or for commercial use. This includes crowd scenes, parts of the body or silhouettes." I would count a shadow as a silhouette. http://www.alamy.com/contributor/how-to-sell-images/model-property-releases-stock-images/?section=7
  14. Chrissie
    88 images amongst 65 million 'mere' is maybe not the correct term. You can't see images that have been viewed (i.e thumbnails brought up by the search term) in your case 17, but if any are zoomed then those are revealed in Alamy Measures.
  15. Chrissie
    Little Pink Flowers ....
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