Sue Norwood

Still not working for me. Guess I'll have to be patient and go and do something else........... Sue

Yes!

17/1/2018 http://www.countryfile.com/article/south-downs-guide ECX8FB Slawek Staszczuk - Evening on High Street in Alfriston, East Sussex - described as Fog hangs over Washington village in West Sussex under the northern slope of the South Downs/Credit:Alamy in article FG8HNC Graham Franks - Lady walking through Kingley Vale West Sussex BRM7J9 Lesley Pardoe - The Inn and public house, 'The Fox Goes Free'. A3P2AE Derek Payne - River Arun and Arundel Castle on a cold misty and frosty morning D8C0HK Julia Gavin - Lancing College Chapel, West Sussex

As far as I know the only people who know this particular email address are 2 family members, 1 friend and the company I have the email address with (1and1), none of whom know me Susan. And Alamy, who do know me as Susan. Weird. Sue

I also received this email and the only place I can think of that they got my name/email from is Alamy, especially as it was addressed to Susan. I don't deal with any other stock libraries or POD sites, I've only had this email address since the end of July, very few people know it and Alamy is one of the very few places where I'm known as Susan. Sue

Found these while searching Google Images for one of my recent zooms. https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/blog/2017/10/foraging-in-october/ All credited to Alamy. Beech nuts - Richard Clarkson - B8CH5K Bullace - FLPA - CNMB15 Hazelnuts - Zoonar/zoonar/Karin Jähne - EA611N Rosehip - Pixel Shack 2 - CC5MDE Sloes - Tim Graham - C31WR2 Sweet chestnuts - Matthew Taylor - H6HJP2 Plus one of mine.

I had a look online through my library (Zinio reader) and I can see your image on page 47. I assume anyone can create an account if their library offers Zinio? Sue

Daily Telegraph, UK, 16/6/2015, page 19 (letters), AJ474Y, UrbanLandscapes - Alamy credit only

Daily Telegraph, 10/04/2015, page 21, CTXRDR Tim Gainey

Daily Telegraph, 2/4/2015, page 8, N001XA, credit nidpor / StockimoNews / Alamy

Daily Telegraph UK, 22/01/2015, page 19, Ffestiniog Railway Double Fairlie on the level crossing at Penrhyndeudraeth, ACDD9M, Peter Braidwood (Alamy credit only)

My 2 small batches from the 9th and 12th January have just wandered through QC. Thank you to Alamy for admitting there was a delay, it gave me hope that I hadn't done something daft.......

It's an Austin, probably from the 1920s, maybe a 12??

Not working for me either....

When the horsemeat scandal broke in the UK I submitted a shot of Phenylbutazone (horse drug) being tipped into a bucket of horse feed. I had taken the picture that morning and there were no relevent images on Alamy at that time. It appeared on the live news feed and then disappeared a short time later. I received an email from the news team informing me that they had moved it over to the stock collection, because they did not feel it was suitable for the news feed as the image could have been taken at any time. This was on a Friday. Phenylbutazone was searched for on Alamy on the Saturday and the Monday, but my image didn't clear QC until Monday, therefore didn't go on sale until Tuesday. Frustrating!! So, in my experience, any images sent to the news feed but deemed not suitable will join the queue for normal QC. Sue ps I think all news submissions have to have been taken within the previous 48 hours.