Sally

2 hours ago, Bryan said:

Times online 7th

 

Scotland

 

Sally Anderson   Wavewalker walking jack-up barge, seabed survey work for EDF energy offshore wind farm project, Thorntonloch, East Lothian, Scotland, UK - Image ID: 2AP5YYA

 

Many thanks Bryan.

On 04/09/2020 at 09:16, MB Photography said:

 

Am I missing the point of the POTM, is it for the buyers?

Yes, I believe it is. I had two appear in the August Culture selection, so will see if it makes a difference to sales. I suspect not for me individually but may drive customers to Alamy.

1 hour ago, Bryan said:

 

Sunday Times online 23rd

 

Sally Anderson News Vue Omni, Leith Walk, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, 19th October 2018. Stars attend the Scottish premiere of Netflix Outlaw King. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon arrives with her Chief of Staff Liz Lloyd - Image ID: PX3RRT

Many thanks again Bryan.

BBC Website several Alamy images, including one of mine. Tried to find the other two - sourdough bread and National Trust view but too many to search. Mine was zoomed yesterday.

https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20200819-why-we-look-to-nature-in-uncertain-times

Homegrown flowerpot and a blue tit fledging in my garden. It didn’t survive.

Homemade dish of crabmeat on pastry with tomato salsa

Homemade muffins

8 hours ago, AlanW said:

2nd sale of the month and another decent $$


Country: Worldwide

Usage: iQ sale: NewspaperEditorial print and digital use.  Up to DPS, Any Placement.Repeat use for a single title.

Industry Sector: Media, design & publishing

Start: 13-August-2020 ; End: 13-August-2022

Love that photo!

8 minutes ago, Cecile Marion said:

That’s super, Sally! Congratulations! A wonderful sale!

I’ve read “The Curious...” I wonder if I’d like reading some of his other books, too.

 

(This week, I should have been on a small boat out of Oban, before heading over to Edinburgh. Drat!)

What a shame for you. So many things cancelled, and the festivals in Edinburgh are unlikely to return to what they were like before. 

A relatively slow month so nice to get a $$$ sale today for.a French book. Mark Haddon, author. Yet another one from the Edinburgh Book Festival. Which I should have been at right now getting more saleable images.......

1 hour ago, Bryan said:

 

Times online 10th

 

Sally Anderson  Police Scotland cars parked outside Leith Police Station, Queen Charlotte Street, Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, formerly Leith Town Hall - Image ID: MH2ANN

Many thanks Brian. Used to illustrate the Met, though!

41 minutes ago, Bryan said:

Times online 8th

 

Scotland

 

Sally Anderson  Front of Edinburgh Sheriff Court, Chambers Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK with name sign at entrance gates - Image ID: PH6F9M

 

Many thanks indeed, Bryan. 

1 hour ago, Bryan said:

Times online 30th

 

Sally Anderson Tourists getting off coach in coach park carpark, castle esplanade, Stirling Castle, Scotland, UK - Image ID: 2AB9C53

 

Thanks once again, Bryan.

13 minutes ago, John Mitchell said:

 

Congratulations. That's encouraging to hear, especially this month.

Yes it looks good next to a run of news tiddlers above it in my sales list. 

A lovely $$$ calendar sale (with only a one year license) to end the month. 

It's a well-established psychological phenomenon: intermittent reinforcement results in increased behaviour. 😉

7 hours ago, Iain Masterton said:

The Times online 27 July

 

News

 

 Nature Picture Library  Hen harrier (Circus cyaneus) adult female landing on rock in moorland habitat, Glen Tanar Estate, Grampian, Scotland, UK, June  EG61C4

Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. 24 July, 2020. Social distancing in queue by customers wearing facemark outside Zara on Princes Street in Edinburgh. Iain Masterton/Alamy Live News 2C8GHD6

Radcliffe Camera - can't find it

Fort Laudedale, Florida, USA. 25th July, 2020. Beachgoers enjoy a sunny day on the beach without masks in Fort Lauderdale despite record high number of new Covid-19 cases in the state this week Credit: Orit Ben-Ezzer/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News  2C8KWMN

 

World

 

Directphoto Collection Paris, France, Overnight Train in "Gare d'Austerlitz" Train Station,  BK3M4D

 

Times2

 

Image Professionals GmbH  Land's End Minack Theatre, Porthcurno, Cornwall, England, Great Britain  GGHKBH

 

Scotland

 

Findlay Ambulances parked outside an Accident and Emergency department at a local hospital, Ayrshire, Scotland, UK  EHPC43

 

Plus https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/scotland/rise-in-optimism-at-small-scottish-firms-vzfdxm38j

Arch White 2C8FXAW City Centre, Edinburgh Scotland, UK. 24 July 2020. Tourists appear to be trickling back into the city centre streets after 4 months of lockdown, Pictured: people sitting outside cafes in Cockburn Street. Credit: Arch White/ Alamy Live News

1 hour ago, Bryan said:

Cheers Steve, Clare and John !

 

Times online 20th

 

Sally Anderson wildlife  East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom, 9th July 2020. UK Weather: sunshine on wildlife: Small tortoiseshell butterfly (Aglais urticae) on thistles - Image ID: 2C6F4A8

 

Thanks, Bryan! Nice the see that one used, and I have certainly seen hundreds of these butterflies this Spring/Summer.

This turned up in a magazine called Sporting Gun, June issue and licensed today - you can’t choose who buys a image. Single figure dollars.

Second sale of the day. Luckily the other one was a better price.

Two sales of a trip to Easter island sold today. A slow month but the sales are trickling in.

3 hours ago, serhatbozkurt said:

How can I explain that after 52 days it has not been reset and there have been no payments? Look at your job. I am behind my claim. Is this your support and 4 negative points.  

 

 

see last $ 87 payment 52 days ago

 

https://hizliresim.com/PhNslR

Click on the Account Balance tab and you’ll see which sales have cleared and which haven’t. The only crucial figure in your image is the 

Current Cleared Balance $24 which is not yet above $50. Hopefully now your question has been answered several times you’ll be able to work out what’s going on. And it isn’t anything to do with stealing.

I think it is more relevant if you have gained access to a particular place or people that isn’t necessarily open to the public. Eg if I go in and ask a shop owner if I can take photos and agree it’s only for editorial use, or as I was advised to do so when taking photos of authors at a book festival. 

What a great selection of images. It was harder to choose than it usually is.

3 hours ago, Bryan said:

Times online 4th

 

Travel

Sally Anderson Gullane beach at low tide on Forth of Forth on sunny Summer day, East Lothian, Scotland, UK - Image ID: W2F672

Cheers Brian. Think that’s a repeat article.

Membership of a public librariy may give you access to Press Reader and you can check out a lot of publications there including almost all of the daily newspapers apart from The Times and The Sun. That’s in the U.K., of course. I don’t know where you are.

You can't. Alamy doesn't do videos I'm afraid.I think that's clear in the information they provide to new contributors.

2 hours ago, AlexG said:

 

Hi Sally,

Are you happy with them? What's the average earnings per sold print?

 

Also, do you mind sharing a link to your site there?

Hi Alex,

i don’t have my whole website set up for prints, though I could if I wanted to, I have done this when I have taken photos of a particular event, eg a vintage car rally when those participating might want a print. So you can’t really see how this works from my website at the moment.

www.sallyanderson.co.uk

You can set up galleries to sell any kind of print eg greeting cards, photo gifts and straight prints. In the U.K. the printing company is One. Vision Imaging. You can set your own prices.