AM Chang

I have tried with blogspot (blogger), tumblr and wordpress ".com". In my opinion, blogspot has a more friendly environment to work with pages/post updates, more easy to customize. And, according to my tests it has better SEO in google search engine. IMHO Although I don't update it regularly, due to lack of time. I keep tumblr and wordpress platforms with links to blogger, where I use it as a portfolio presentation. andre https://arduopress.blogspot.com/

Few examples of motion blur images:

I still have old three stars. I uploaded a batch of 6 images yesterday and they passed the QC queue today. It seems normal here, nothing new. andre

David, Yes, you're right, I didn't notice that detail. Thank you, andre

When I check Alamy Image Manager > Filters > Attributes > Non Exclusive Alamy check box The results also include: Submission failed (Failed QC) images, deleted and processing errors images. Anyone else? andre

I think there is not much to worry about. Most of the pictures with blue sky I saw on the Alamy website, including mine, depending on the blue tone, they look "chunky" in the Alamy preview. At least on my laptop screen. andre

Sad news. The Alamy community will miss such a dedicated photographer. Condolences and love to his family and friends. R.I.P. Keith Morris

1. The "easy" way is to add "attach" an image (from your local PC, laptop, etc.) when you post a twit. 2. Twits with auto preview image, well it may depend on how the sourced web page is structured, the image will or not appear automatically with the link. IMHO Andre

The Sunday Times, September 1 2019 https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-week-in-pictures-ktk02g2vm The week in pictures Pic#5 - Notting Hill Carnival in London, Image ID: WB7YAM [Credit: Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News] cheers, andre

Now, returned to normal. Hi, I'm trying to visit the Live News Feed page (https://www.alamy.com/news/newsresults.aspx) and just shows: "No images to display. Please come back later." Sport, Entertainment feeds are ok. Anyone else? andre

Days ago I took a brief look about darktable and RawTherapee, both installed on Linux Mint. Differences at a glance: [darktable] IPTC metadata editor panels: - Title, description, creator, publisher rights, tagging, geotagging. Lack of "headline" tab Development settings: - Simple raw development settings [RawTherapee] IPTC metadata editor panels: - More complete meta tabs (compared to darktable) Development settings: - More options, but I found it a bit confusing Cheers, andre

23rd August 2019 https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190821-why-so-many-young-swedes-live-alone Scott Wilson, Image ID: PX8M8M [Alamy credit only] Chad Ehlers, Image ID: EY8BA2 [Alamy credit only] cheers, andre

Log in with https://www.alamy.com/myalamy-aim.aspx?login=1 and ok. Andre

Maybe young crust fungi (Kretzschmaria deusta)? https://www.mushroomexpert.com/kretzschmaria_deusta.html andre

I take my hat off to Wim 😉 andre