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Toddler having a feed: Eating at the market: A good schnitzel burger: Bon appetite.

The police in my town now have Segway, guess the country?

At an anti Fracking protest last weekend:

Vpics, To do it, I open two windows in Safari. the first one is the forum one, the second one is my portfolio on Alamy. I start my reply in the forum, then on the page with my photos on Alamy, I choose the one I want, enlarge it, and drag and drop it in the first window, just where I want my reply to be. And voilas! I hope it helps.

Love is a journey: Over a bridge: A commitment to trust:

At the market last Sunday:

I use Fetch on the computer, and FTPManager on my phone. Both work well and I don't bother with the Mac programs.

Thank you Paulette. I liked the image, but when I looked at the number of photographs on Alamy for the same flower, I didn't like my chances... :-)

I don't really do plants usually, but on a short walk, I liked this ones.

Hi there, I use EasyRelease on my phone, it work well. It is always in my pocket, and you can email them straight from the app, so you can keep some paper ones if wanted/needed.

Darwin is a bit far from you guys down south... But if ever I go down your way, I might give a yell beforehand. Have a good day.

It's nice to see so many Happy! Happy new sensation: Happy new treat: Happy new pearls:

Country: WorldwideUsage: Personal use, One of each of the following uses: Personal use, presentation, internal communication, student project, reference for artist, personal website, personal social media, personal print or card. Worldwide license. Not for commercial use.Media: Non-commercial, one time, personal/home useStart: 16 December 2018Duration: In perpetuity The image had been zoomed three times in the previous month... It is an RM image. On the other hand, this month I had another sale, a RF one, that sold for more than 7 times the price of this one...

Great challenge, can't wait to see what eeveryone is going to post. #1: #2: #3:

Brian, That was my point, 2D still photographs might still be used in niche markets as these. But I do believe that the stock industry might not have much need for 2D photographs once 3D and video will become more popular. And they are step by step becoming more and more popular. The OP was talking about a project that would take him 10 to 20 years to implement, by then I am not sure that the demands for images as the ones used today will be very big. Sorry if I sometimes don't make much sense, English is not my first language. Have a good day. :-)