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As Allan says, you cannot add to an existing batch. If you have a batch already uploaded then simple upload another batch and they will be all QCed at the same time - in effect as if they were 1 batch. John.

I'm not sure they are, possibly the more common Ox-Eye Daises- Leucanthemum vulgare. John.

When I logged in to my dashboard this morning, there were 7 partial submissions!! None showed up in AIM last evening! I downloaded the wrong version of Filezilla yesterday too! Tried again this morning and uploaded the rest of my files and it worked fine. I've been uploading for 12 years using the web based uploader and never had to give up before, hence why never used FTP. At least i've got an alternative now if one fails. Just hope they pass QC after all that! John.

It's a strange time of year for them. Last years nuts have gone, and this years haven't come yet, so they resort to any food they can get, including tree bark. We keep feeding the birds in our garden, even though the squirrels take most of the food! At least it stops them eating our trees! John,

I'm no expert, but it looks like 'President', an early large flowered Clematis. But i'd await the definitive answer from John Richmond! John.

Alan, I'll have to shut everything down and try again. Like the IT section at the County Council where I used to work - "have you tried switching it off and on again?"!! John.

Having trouble uploading today using the usual upload route, which i've always used for the last 12 years, so thought I would upload via FTP. Downloaded Filezilla, and followed the instructions on Alamy, but I keep getting a 'port' error. I've tried 21, but that doesn't seem to work. Anybody got any ideas? John.

Having trouble uploading today using the usual upload route, which i've always used for the last 12 years, so thought I would upload via FTP. Downloaded Filezilla, and followed the instructions on Alamy, but I keep getting a 'port' error. I've tried 21, but that doesn't seem to work. Anybody got any ideas? John.

Not as far as I remember! So It does, even when I click on it! I don't know what is going on! John.

You could create a niche for yourself by taking lots of photos of Emeryville as presumably you have a good knowledge of the location and find the best times and places to go out photographing. John.

Just noticed my image count on here is 10469, whereas it's 10470 on Alamy measures - I wonder what the missing image is?!! I log in every time I use the forum and I haven't added any images for a over a week so the figure should tally. John.

Aerial photograph of Reading, Berkshire, UK, taken at sunrise, including the River Thames. Showing Caversham and surrounding countryside looking West Simon Raeburn-Ward - Image ID: T6W0JJ Windows 10 screen photo

Not quite as good as the previous contributors, but good nevertheless: 2 sales today - $120 and $60 and a $46 yesterday. John.

I had one of those too today, the smallest sale i've ever had on Alamy - and it's non exclusive too!! John.

Many thanks again Clare! John.