Dave Richards

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Lockdown making things a bit difficult at the moment so spending a bit of time going through some of my earlier stuff. Found this and a few others.

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Many thanks Alan.

Just the one so far. Website and presentation low$$. Have to confess my lack of savvy, but how do I upload a picture into this thread? A little box say 'insert image from URL' but I don't have the faintest idea what to do once I've clicked on it. Would appreciate someone explain the process in very simple terms.

Hi Alan, Just a 'heads up', maybe check your spelling for Lincolnshire, image 2D68JRE. Gave me a chuckle on a gloomy day.

Thanks Alan. My phone contract provider claimed it wasn't possible to get batteries replaced. Just a scam I guess to get me to upgrade and renew my contract. Think I'll be dumping them any time soon. Have enquired and found that Apple shops can fit a replacement too. A bit pricy though at £50 each so I'll shop around the independents.

My wife and I each have an iPhone 6 in need of a new battery. Where did you get your replacement? Apple store?

Doesn't do it for me, I still had to log in to see my dashboard today.

Just one came in on Friday to save September from being a complete blank. Newspaper, low $$.

Five sales in August, magazine and newspaper, totalling a modest $$. No sales this month but I've seen a significant increase in zooms over the last couple of weeks. Fingers crossed some translate into a sale or two some time soon.

Still can’t access dashboard this morning.

Hi Ana, good to have you with us. I think I read somewhere in a past thread that Alamy strip out the EXIF data, so I don’t think you need to have any concern whether or not you complete that information. I don’t claim to be an expert, but if you intend to use the images elsewhere or online, it may be best to include at least the copyright info. Hope things go well for you.

The D90 is OK, it's what I used when I started with Alamy and I still use it from time to time as a back up body. Wish you well.

Just a suggestion, for your first submission it may be better for you to just take and submit three good quality photo's taken with a suitable DSLR, rather than risk a rejection on questionable scans. The pictures can be of anything within reason, as long as they meet Alamy QC requirements.