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Not to mention the loss of a long term friend of those on alamy, Keith. I miss his helpful posts and I’m glad to see that he still has regular sales on here, which will be a help to his family. RIP.

Thanks for this Ryan, bit slow on the catch-up. Merry Christmas

Hi tried that Elisabeth. No change Richard

Thanks Steve IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT THIS WAS AN RM IMAGE USED TWICE IN THE SAME PUBLICATION. MORE CONCERNING IS THE FACT THAT THIS IMAGE AND OTHERS HAVE BEEN USED SEVERAL TIMES ON THE UNIVERSITY WEBSITE IN TWO VIDEOS PUBLICISING THE PAMPHLET. OTHERS MIGHT WANT TO SEE IF THEIR IMAGES HAVE BEEN USED IN THIS WAY, THANKS TO STEVE FOR THE HARD WORK INVOLVED IN SPOTTING THESE; https://www1.chester.ac.uk/christian-ethics-farmed-animal-welfare/cefaw-policy-framework

Just to muddy the waters further, "unpaid" is not the same as "uncleared" An image can be paid for by credit card for example on the date of invoice, eg. A personal use. However, although ALAMY has the money, the payment may not be cleared for 45 days, this is to allow any conditions on the sale to be refunded, eg. There is a flaw in the image or it turns out that the image is not suitable for the use its been sold for then the customer may request a refund.

Just to let you all know, I’ve just found an image of mine on thebesthotels.org. It was still watermarked with the alamy footer.. There are numerous other images on there, some still watermarked. I don’t know if this site has been raised before. Probably more of mine on there, worth people having a look. I have notified ALAMY. edit just to let people know which is on a page search for Sunderland are two other images still watermarked: B27E82 Travellib europe CC5C6N Greg Balfour Evans Im sure there must be others with different searches. https://thebesthotels.org/r

Actually Alamy don’t take down photos of NT property if you can show that the photo was taken from public land, ie., public highway or footpath, or that it was a free to enter property. You might have to challenge them when they tell you they are removing images upon the request of The National Trust, but I’ve always found that Alamy have accepted my argument and left them for sale, and actually have sold some.

Several Alamy images in this book including one of mine. ISBN: 9781911358381 Vita and Virginia: Sarah Gristwood A google search will bring up a page of picture credits. https://books.google.com/books/about/Vita_Virginia.html?id=E990DwAAQBAJ

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/rye-water-house Two of mine here, plus one from Ian Bottle. Just paid at reasonable rate. This website has other articles using images so possibly other Alamy contributors, haven’t had a chance to look yet.

I had that to, but if you go to the website and download the latest version fD, ignoring what it says about version, it works fine, (Alamy changed the login format) still a couple of bugs but since Alamy are changing stuff still I'm sure it will take a bit of time for Jim to sort it. Richard

Yes you can do that. richard

Hi Paulette A brief outline of the plug-in. 1. It can reassign keywords from the lightroom keywords to the supertags and tags catefories. It makes guesses based on things like capitalisation, use of quotes etc. I used it extensively under the old system and it worked quite well, You had to re-assign some keywords but it was easier than typing into each image. This still appears to work under the new tag system but it's easier to re-assign supertags by just removing the blue star. 2. You can set all the items such as Pseudonym, Primary and Secondary Categories, exclusivity etc. This ma

Hi Ian I've been using the plug-in for several years. I did get a response from Jim when I asked about the new image manager and he was working on it. I was in contact with Jim yesterday and he'd sorted out some of the problems created by the new AIM and was working on others. If you download the latest file from the website it works well, I've done a couple of uploads with it yesterday, and it worked fine and includes some of the new features of the AIM. I'm sure that Jim is still working on some of the issues that remain, it certainly isn't dead in the water Richard

Actually you appear to have 30 images on sale