AlbertSnapper

Check out Tom Wood and his photographs shooting thru the window of buses as he travelled around Liverpool. He has worked extensively as a street photographer in Merseyside. He became known as 'Photie Man' in your adopted home city.

Thank you. I have no symptoms, and have had one vaccine jab so far (AZ-Oxford jab), about 7 weeks ago. The PCR tests are supposed to be quite accurate, but not 100%. Hopefully it's a false reading, but I shall be isolating as required and to be safe.

Tested covid positive yesterday !! 😧 Three covid tests this last week (work related and UK Government/NHS requirements). Friday's test (PCR) came back positive, so now got to isolate for 10 days at home 🥴 Did a 26 mile cycle ride earlier today, up and down the Cotswold Edge (steep hills),...felt fine. Then had that phone call.... Bit of a bummer !

Just been looking at your images that you have of Brasilia. Interesting seeing those aerial shots (like ref. 20281) showing the planned development of Brazil's new capital city without the 'organic' growth that most cities tend to have. I, and I'm sure others, enjoy seeing your finds !

I had a sale back in 2017, licenced for book use. Refunded a few days later. In 2020 I found the book that had used my photo, in print. Alamy and myself are credited too. 6 months now emailing Alamy and still nothing. The publisher is based in London, so soon I shall just contact them myself, with my own invoice for them. 😖

The $45 might be the gross amount, before commission.

It looks like that after the commission, you have $17.20 that is yours (cleared balance). When the cleared balance is $50 or more, then Alamy will pay it to you. Balance carried forward is what is owed to you, but first Alamy must be paid by their customer to be able to pay you.

I wouldn't park my car there. Double yellows.

Guardian online... https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/apr/02/coronavirus-pandemic-climate-crisis-air-pollution ........with the naked eye and because it concerns imperceptible phenomena such as atmospheric composition.’ Photograph: Jeff Zehnder/Alamy https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/mar/31/water-firms-discharged-raw-sewage-into-english-waters-400000-times-last-year Countries are legally obliged to treat sewage before it is released into waterways. Photograph: Travelarium/Alamy https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/apr

First 10 - $1182.43 (minus 35% commission I think it was back then) Last 10 - $176.00 (minus 50% commission) Country: United Kingdom Usage: Editorial Media: Newspaper - national Industry sector: Media Industry Sub-Industry: Publishing Print run: up to 1 million Placement: Inside Image Size: 1 1/2 page Start: 10 November 2008 End: 11 November 2008 $ 221.54 Just for a stock photo, not news. Sigh 😞

Summary for 01 March 2021 to 31 March 2021 ( 13 item(s) totalling $240.58 )

Guardian online.... https://www.theguardian.com/news/2021/mar/25/traffic-wars-who-will-win-the-battle-for-city-streets?utm_source=pocket-newtab-global-en-GB Low traffic neighbourhood, with a cyclist in Tooting, London. Shakeyjon/Alamy stock photo

Presentation use... Autohof Bad Rappenau (truckstop at Bad Rappenau) parking area for trucks, off the A6 Autobahn in Germany.

Thank you for that losdemas. Maybe if I give them my bank details and ask nicely, they will pay me for using my picture ?! 😁🤣

It is the outer edge of the lake. It's a tidal pool, that fills up at high tide with a fresh load of Bristol Channel seawater !