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Guardian online.. https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2019/jul/20/tell-us-about-your-favourite-canal-boat-shop Canal narrowboat selling cheese, moored on the Grand Union Canal. Photograph: Terence Wright/Alamy

You can opt out of PU anytime. It's the terms of the licence, not a particular scheme like NU or UK newspapers. Ask Alamy to put a restriction on all your images for no Personal Use use.

Marketing use in the construction/property sector. Stratford-upon-Avon railway station, with the passenger footbridge and old style lighting visible. Warwickshire, UK.

A general view of a city skyline wouldn't generally require a property release, but I still tick that I don't have a property release and leave it at that. Don't worry about it being editorial or not.

Thanks TABan. It was photographed in Spain. Also, I like your photograph. The person looking up helps show the sense of scale.

I am just back from the fabulous pub. The Observer/Guardian was in there, your same picture is in print too ! And thank you for spelling Phillip correct, with two l s !

Guardian online... https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/jul/07/brecon-byelection-battle--remain-alliance-quiet-revolution Brecon in mid-Wales, in the Brecon and Radnorshire constituency where a byelection will be fought in August. Photograph: Adrian Seal/Alamy https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/jul/06/100-churches-100-years-twentieth-century-society-top-british-chruches-past-100-years ‘British modernism’s most spectacular ruin’: Gillespie Kidd & Coia’s St Peter’s seminary in Cardross (1966). Photograph: Kay Roxby/Alamy

The thread was only started on Thursday. Only two working days have passed. Today is Sunday. Not many sales on a weekend. Give it a chance !

Hello. Is this a Cottonwood tree, dispersing it's seeds ? It is pictured in Spain during May. Thanks for any help, Phil

Not counting a refund from May (that was relicenced)....a total of 3 for $35.44 gross. Worst month for a long long while. First half of 2019 is way below the previous 5 years. At the current rate of sales I should just about make it to 50% of a normal year. CTR is barely off the deck. ☹️

Guardian online... https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/jun/13/mild-but-windy-winter-was-greenest-ever-for-uk-energy-use Image ID: EAEBN6 Peter Jarvis Fiddlers Ferry Power Station, near Warrington, England.

Well done. Have a nice pint to celebrate. And photograph it !

There is hope out there.... a $ presentation use licence from last month was refunded yesterday... ...only to be re-licenced for a $$$ sum ! for UK use too. Cor blimey !

Living in a small town is great.. 😃 The downside is that everyone knows your business. Before you do ! Good luck to Edo. Don't know Eire well, but sure he'll be welcomed and happy when settled.

Guardian online... https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2019/may/29/it-wasnt-crying-wolf-sale-of-whole-italian-village-revealed-as-pr-hoax-esino-lario Esino Lario isn’t struggling – its population has dropped only slightly since the turn of the century. Photograph: AleMasche/Alamy https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2019/may/28/people-arent-disabled-their-city-is-inside-europes-most-accessible-city Breda has flipped its cobblestones and sliced them to create a more accessible but still photogenic street. Photograph: Maekfoto/Alamy https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/may/28/more-to-primark-success-than-you-thought Primark’s Birmingham store, its largest ever. Photograph: Ian Dagnall/Alamy https://www.theguardian.com/money/2019/may/31/lets-move-to-didsbury West Didsbury – one of the priciest parts of Manchester. Photograph: Mark Waugh/Alamy