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25 years ago yesterday. I arrived at the cordon in the city centre that day, was turned back, and went to the Central Library, which is enormous and half a mile away. The building shook when the bomb went off. June 15, 2019, marks the 23rd anniversary of the IRA bomb which devastated the city centre of Manchester uk in 1996. This postbox on Corporation Street remained standing and bears a memorial plaque to mark this. The brass plaque carries the inscription: "This postbox remained standing almost undamaged on June 15, 1996 when this area was devastated by a bomb. The box was removed dur

I used to go on demos but now I look for placards with a clear message instead. June 22, 2019. A Windrush Crusade protest in St Peter's Square, Manchester, uk. The protest draws attention to those people, especially from Caribbean countries, who were wrongly detained, denied legal rights, threatened with deportation, and, in at least 83 cases, wrongly deported from the uk by the Home Office. The protest is asking the uk Government for uk citizenship for those denied it, compensation for those mistreated and law reform to prevent this happening again. Country: Worldwide Usage: Edito

Another demo. The old LGBT images do sell. This one re freedom of the press. National Gay News Defence Committee March, London, uk, February 11, 1978. The newspaper 'Gay News' and its editor had been prosecuted and convicted for publishing a poem by James Kirkup: 'The Love that Dares to Speak its Name' on 3 June 1976. Country: Worldwide Usage: Editorial, 550 images UK Based Websites & The House, Parliamentary, Civil Service World & Holyrood Magazines. Media: Magazine - print, digital and electronic. $ only but all sales (or licences) welcome.

June 22, 2019. A Windrush Crusade protest in St Peter's Square, Manchester, uk. The protest draws attention to those people, especially from Caribbean countries, who were wrongly detained, denied legal rights, threatened with deportation, and, in at least 83 cases, wrongly deported from the uk by the Home Office. The protest is asking the uk Government for uk citizenship for those denied it, compensation for those mistreated and law reform to prevent this happening again. Country: Worldwide Usage: Editorial, 550 images UK Based Websites & The House, Parliamentary, Civil Service World &

I still miss Kodachrome. But 25 ASA. 125 @ f.6.3 on a sunny day in the uk.

Your post got me googling how to buy film and chemicals in Nicaragua but I haven't solved the problem. We do need to look for the fun aspect of photography, whatever that means for us individually. I've got a roll of Velvia slide film on the go and am sending friends photos I took of them ages ago, like in 1974.

Would we lose many sales if we tick editorial for the entire port, working through them in batches of 500?

I think some would sell. Ferocious competition on here re flowers so, pretty as they are, I would limit the number of those. Signs and business frontages sell, especially big names.

Northern Rebellion protesters, part of the global movement Extinction Rebellion, hold an 'Exit Banks' banner outside the HSBC Bank in St Anne's Square, Manchester, United Kingdom. The protesters marched through Manchester, uk, and held a series of die-ins to urge for action on climate change on September 2nd, 2019. Protest sites included Barclays Bank, a Primark store and HSBC Bank. This was the fourth day of a protest which blocked Deansgate, a main road in central Manchester. Just into $$. Very welcome in these hard times.

Very much agree that you need to describe what's in each picture. I know it's a lot of work but I think detailed captions are important. I was startled that quite often the main subject (eg. young girl age 11-13, young boy, Dingwall's banner) doesn't get a mention in the caption.

The way I understand it an example would be the cover of an antique theatre programme, poster or advertisement which is now out of copyright but other copies are in the public domain. eg. owned by others, in libraries etc.

If there is no cross on top it's a fruit scone. But I'm struggling to say which it is from the photo.

I think they are very different. But does it have a cross on is a starting point. Ingredients of each: Fruit scones 350g self-raising flour, plus more for dusting. ¼ tsp salt. 1 tsp baking powder. 85g butter, cut into cubes. 3 tbsp caster sugar. 175ml milk. 1 tsp vanilla extract. squeeze of lemon juice. 100g sultanas beaten egg to glaze. jam and clotted cream, to serve Hot Cross Buns 300ml full-fat milk , plus 2 tbsp more 50g butter 500g strong bread flour 1 tsp salt 75g caster sugar 1 tbsp sunflower oil 7g sachet fast-action or easy-blend yeast 1 egg , beat

Overhead view of new houses in Ardwick, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom Country: Worldwide Usage: Presentation or newsletters, Use in a presentation/talk (eg,Powerpoint and Keynote) or in a newsletter. Just into $$. Very welcome as I've not sold much lately.

My comments in italics on the OP's Blog post: 1. "Since launching our infringements programme, we’re discovering that a significant minority of contributors have not been forthcoming about other arrangements, or forgot to change their settings when they listed elsewhere." Please take action with those contributors. I've been assiduous in taking care to mark exclusive only those images which are exclusive to Alamy. This takes a lot of time. It's a minority of contributors, you say. 2. "overall sales via our website in 2021 are 45% higher than they were in the