digi2ap
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One of two for the month, this one sold on the 30th.
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First of the month on the 1st of the month.
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First of the month on the 1st of the month.
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Had three sales in January - this was one of them.
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I too have bought (and sold) with Ffordes and keep a look out for second hand lenses there and on eBay too. Very happy with all the bought items and so I haven't bought new in quite a while.
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If my maths are correct then sales are up 28% and revenue 24% year on year If I can grow the portfolio to over 1500 images this year I'd be pleased.
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I'm confused really by the requirements for permits for all photography in London's Royal Parks. I can understand why film crews or certain commercial photographic shoots would be required to apply for a permit but editorial, really?
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Slightly off topic but related - I see there are many images on Alamy of the Royal Parks. Did all these photographers of stock images really have permits?
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Perhaps this permit is aimed at the wedding photography market?
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Show the latest image that you sold by Alamy in August. Important notice: Lets every photographer to public only one image which has sold per day
digi2ap replied to Dragomir Nikolov's topic in Ask the forum
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, London England, or , London, England, or both???
digi2ap replied to JeffGreenberg's topic in Alamy Quality Control and technical queries
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Solution on Safari is to delete the stored Alamy cookie, well, at least a temporary solution as I've not tested it long term. Captcha still there of course!! Go to Preferences/Privacy/Manage website data.
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And +1 I get looped back everytime........managed to get in here though.
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If museums can apply a rule of 'no photography for commercial gain' then the same might likely apply to all shopping malls, for instance, too and there are many images of those here! As Spacecadet says, the legal restriction (in the UK) may be limited to trespass (yes, even in places with accepted public access) and not control over the editorial freedoms of the photographer. That's one to discuss!!
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Useful and related blog post here - commercial gain is not the same as an image licensed for commercial use - http://www.alamy.com/blog/tips-for-photographing-private-property-and-museums?utm_campaign=814725_Blog Update - July 2017&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Alamy Contributors &dm_i=2SWW,HGN9,12GVPH,1TDZO,1
