chrismid259

Very sad to hear this. I've always greatly admired his work. I didn't know him personally, but knew of him through Live News here on Alamy. He was a great photographer and no doubt he was a great person too.

I'm 28, but, I submit more on the live news feed than I do stock.

One half of the Tobacco warehouse on one side of the dock is now a hotel. The other is still derelict. I’ve photographed a couple of corporate events at the hotel. The transformation is amazing.

Welcome to Liverpool, Ed! Liverpool is where I’m based. If you’re going to be here a while then feel free to shoot me a private message, maybe we could meet up for a few hours for a mini tour of the city. Otherwise, we’ll probably bump into each other at some point. Hope you’re enjoying the city so far.

Thank you for spotted this.

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The one piece of the reminder email that I received that stuck out for me was; I'm really not surprised by this piece of advice. I mean, look at those who filed heaps and heaps of images from a certain well-attended protest a few weekends ago?

I had a personal use sale a few weeks ago for $2.50.

Did you upload the image through stock or live news?

No sales in January. First month with no sales for 2 years.

Many thanks for spotting this!

Laptop for me. I mostly contribute to live news so it's pretty much vital that I have a portable computer. I would like to move to an iPad but after using one a couple of times to send out images to live news it proved really inefficient, mainly because there isn't a good enough app (that I know of) that allows multiple IPTC headline/caption editing. Lightroom mobile app is great for editing really quickly, but captions have to be added one at a time, and when I've got multiple images to headline and caption, it takes the biscuit.

Many thanks for reporting this! I've just had a look on Newsbank and there was an image credited to Alamy in the Times on 29th on page 5, just wondering if anyone knows whose image it was? Newsbank only shows text, unfortunately.

I've been using MPB for a number of years now both to buy and sell equipment. On the whole they are very good. Nearly all of my equipment that I own now is secondhand.

I know about the online use, but was this print too?