Lynne

Thanks once again Bryan 😀 Lynne

The other two are: Image ID: CFD43Y Contributor: robertharding / Alamy Stock Photo Neale Clark Image ID: B8H38H Contributor: Russ Bishop / Alamy Stock Photo

Yes, in my account as well

BBC 12 September 2019 https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190912-what-wartime-munitionettes-can-teach-us-about-burnout Contributor: Kevin Schafer / Alamy Stock Photo Image ID: G1ENK

Thanks Alan, much appreciated

Thanks Clare, much appreciated.

Yachting Monthly Summer 2019 Edition CFCP0D Jon Sparks

Thanks for sharing Wim - Great graphics and enjoyed the test - I'm 'The Adventurer" Back on topic - month started off very slowly but ended up with 12 sales - all under $$$ some quite a bit under! - Not a great month, average for now but way under compared to a few years ago!

Thanks Bryan once again. As an aside - I don't contribute much to the forum any more - too difficult and frustrating to log in!! I can view the forum easily enough just cant log in to comment. Took more than 10 minutes to get in by having to close Alamy down 3 times as well as identify 100's of sets of traffic lights and 'Cross walks!!' on terrible grainy images. Not worth the wasted time but I do appreciate the hard work done by all contributors to this thread, so a big thanks to you all.

I had 15 sales which is about average for me. One just under $200, the rest a mixture of newspaper and magazine sales. The downside is that this is the first month I haven't reached the threshold for an Alamy payment in over 5 years! A sign of the times!!

BBC News 23 December 2018 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-46359419 Credited to Orion/Alamy - several versions of the image available but couldn't find one by Orion! The main illustration or vector in the article is also credited to Alamy but I couldn't find it either on Alamy but could find it with another agency!

An Turus, Tiree, Scotland Olympic Agora Athens 2004 Games Greece Covered walkway which connects Glasgow's SEC and Pacific Quay with Finneston rail station

Thanks Nigel, much appreciated for spotting and taking the time to post. Lynne

I don't know of a quick way to do that. I suppose there is a long laborious way to check in measures for the last year which is by clicking on each individual blue linked search term. That shows which images of yours appeared in a search, the ones with the blue border being the ones which were zoomed in that search. It would have been straight forward but very time consuming if you had a complete list of all your numbers and they followed a sequential pattern - you could simply put a tick or mark against ones viewed. However I noticed that it is the Alamy reference number which appears on the images making this a cross reference nightmare! Sorry I can't think of any easier way.

I've had three over the $1000's. The first was my second ever sale in 2005 and it was for $ 1216.61 The second which was my highest ever, was in 2013 for $ 1815.98 The third was in 2016 for $ 1023.26 The good old days right enough! By contrast yesterdays license was the smallest I've ever had!