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3 minutes ago, losdemas said:

 

Absolutely - and I have taken and sold similar images - and in the same location.  My image similar to the one of Twyford which is on the web page listed is very similar to Greg's (I also sold one taken 50yds down the road ;) )

sign-at-centre-of-the-village-of-twyford

Mine is also older!  But...he probably got there first and constantly updates his locations ~every 3-4 years (I've been watching him ;):ph34r::lol:)

I'm pretty sure that he'll revisit this precise location again in the next year or so. So (as well as other stock) he covers many small towns across the south of England covering general views which are used predominantly as secondary editorial - and in high demand: his name has appeared in these threads countless times!

 

Regular buyers will doubtless know his name and know that he provides reliable contemporary views of urban/suburban towns and villages predominantly in southern England...and so he sells - consistently.  He's found a good little market and does it well: good luck to him!  Anyone could do it but he has! (mind you, I don't mind snitching a few of his sales every now and again :D:lol::D)

 

What's also slightly annoying is that I used to drive through that junction twice a day, five days a week for about 3 years! 🙂

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3 hours ago, losdemas said:

 

Absolutely - and I have taken and sold similar images - and in the same location.  My image similar to the one of Twyford which is on the web page listed is very similar to Greg's (I also sold one taken 50yds down the road ;) )

 

Mine is also older!  But...he probably got there first and constantly updates his locations ~every 3-4 years (I've been watching him ;):ph34r::lol:)

I'm pretty sure that he'll revisit this precise location again in the next year or so. So (as well as other stock) he covers many small towns across the south of England covering general views which are used predominantly as secondary editorial - and in high demand: his name has appeared in these threads countless times!

 

Regular buyers will doubtless know his name and know that he provides reliable contemporary views of urban/suburban towns and villages predominantly in southern England...and so he sells - consistently.  He's found a good little market and does it well: good luck to him!  Anyone could do it but he has! (mind you, I don't mind snitching a few of his sales every now and again :D:lol::D)

 

There's definitely a market for shots that show places 'in a good light'. Nothing special happening, just a regular day; maybe one or two people window-shopping (rather than, say, chugging cans of strong lager). It's not as easy as it looks...

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Guardian online...

 

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/mar/28/brexit-no-deal-easter-holiday-bonanza-europe-cut-price

Famara beach on Lanzarote, Canary Islands. Photograph: Francisco Javier Fernandez Bordo/Alamy

 

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/mar/29/eu-bans-widely-used-pesticide-over-safety-concerns

Chlorothalonil is the most used pesticide in the UK. Photograph: Peter Barritt/Alamy

 

 

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2 hours ago, John Morrison said:

 

rather than, say, chugging cans of strong lager

 

That shot also has sales potential I would say.. if you can get it without being punched (one brand of strong lager is known as (where I'm from at least) wife beater for a reason....)

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3 hours ago, Graham Morley said:

CYCLE magazine  April/May 2019

p12  Amsterdam Museumplein cyclists during evening rush hour at the entrance of the famous bicycle tunnel underneath the Rijksmuseum  Wiskerke

 

amsterdam-museumplein-cyclists-during-ev

 

 

Thank you for spotting this one!

 

Just when the new city council has removed the iconic slogan, because it was deemed to egotistic. I Amsterdam, get it? No the rest of us neither.

The whole neighborhood has protested the removal and when asked, the majority of people in Amsterdam wanted it to stay.

But the new green/left council majority insisted on making its mark.

Contrary to popular belief it has not been scrapped and will make appearances elsewhere.

The one at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is still there and will remain there, if only because it's not in Amsterdam 😉

No cyclists at the airport though.

 

Thanks again!

 

wim

 

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Cheers Niels, Andy and Keith!

 

Times 30th

 

PETER MANNING/ALAMY Heidi Allen, Sarah Wollaston Anna Soubry - can't find it

Urbanmyth     Tinder online dating app on an iPhone 6 Plus smart phone - Image ID: FDTX3H

INTERFOTO    transport / transportation, aviation, German rocket-powered aircraft Messerschmitt Me 163, circa 1944, Additional-Rights-Clearances-NA - Image ID: BKA1E4 - possibly, image rotated 90 deg?

Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. 29th Mar 2019. Spring time at Edinburgh Zoo, RZSS, with the rare Malayan tapir which was born at the zoo in February bounding around it's enclosure. Credit: Steven Scott Taylor/Alamy Live News - Image ID: T1YD96

 

Scottish Edition

 

Imageplotter News and Sports    Eurasian lynx, also European lynx or Siberian lynx, wild cat sitting, yawning, in captivity - Image ID: R08GMB

Loop Images/Jan Holm      Clan Graves at Culloden Moor in Scotland. - Image ID: HN369Y

Newcastleton, Scottish Borders, UK. 24th March 2019. The Border Hound Trail Association race their hounds over the hills of Liddesdale, called 'The Debateable Land', due to its wild hill country near the Anglo Scottish Border. Sleuth Hounds were used by Border Reivers to pursue rogues through the impassable bogs and mosses. Credit: Chris Strickland/Alamy Live News - Image ID: T187YD

Glasgow, Scotland, UK, 25th March, 2019, UK Weather:Warm weather starts to appear with the promise of an African plume saw swans play amongst the spring daffodils in Knightswood park. Credit Gerard Ferry/Alamy Live News - Image ID: T1B1CK

Steven Scott Taylor/Alamy Live News - Image ID: T1YD96 - as above

Tony Macaroni Arena, Livingston, UK. 29th Mar, 2019. Ladbrokes Premiership football, Livingston versus Hibernian; Paul Hanlon of Hibernian celebrates after scoring the opening goal with Marc McNulty of Hibernian Credit: Action Plus Sports/Alamy Live News - Image ID: T21FYD

 

Irish Edition

 

Leave campaigners marched in London - can't find it

LEGS OF MIXED RACE WOMAN WALKING ON TREADMILL - can't find it (in Alamy)

David Jackson   Shoppers on Grafton Street, Dublin, Ireland - Image ID: F2J8N9

 

World

 

Westend61 GmbH  Nepal, Solo Khumbu, Everest, Sagamartha National Park, Mountaineers crossing icefall at Western Cwm - Image ID: PANCBM

 

Business

 

Stanislav Halcin  SuperDry store in Westgate Shopping Centre, Oxford, United Kingdom - Image ID: KH4B8F

Ute Grabowsky/photothek images UG   Close-up of a man holding an empty money bag - Image ID: D7K226

 

Money

 

Simon Dack  Burning flame on kitchen cooker Hob using British gas power energy - Image ID: DH1X0Y

 

Weekend

 

Ambient Excellence  Group of Hellebores naturalized - Image ID: EWM48X

Peter Lane  The North Downs near Dorking , Surrey - Image ID: BT3W3W

 

Travel

 

Dalibor Brlek  Town of Komiza on Vis island view, Dalmatia, Croatia - Image ID: F9JY6N

Peter Eastland   Saltpans and windmills in the Stagnone lagoon between Marsala and Trapani, on the west coast of Sicily, Italy. - Image ID: JH2165

Nattee Chalermtiragool   Kyoto, Japan - December 30, 2015: Ginkakuji is a Zen temple along Kyoto's eastern mountains (Higashiyama). - Image ID: J2GPGF

Dave Watts  PLATYPUS Ornithorhynchus anatinus, female swimming underwater, photographed in Tasmania - Image ID: A0AMF9

 

 

 

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5 hours ago, wiskerke said:

 

Thank you for spotting this one!

 

Just when the new city council has removed the iconic slogan, because it was deemed to egotistic. I Amsterdam, get it? No the rest of us neither.

The whole neighborhood has protested the removal and when asked, the majority of people in Amsterdam wanted it to stay.

But the new green/left council majority insisted on making its mark.

Contrary to popular belief it has not been scrapped and will make appearances elsewhere.

The one at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is still there and will remain there, if only because it's not in Amsterdam 😉

No cyclists at the airport though.

 

Thanks again!

 

wim

 

 

The citizens of Amsterdam must have hard heads -- I don't see any bicycle helmets. They are mandatory here in Vancouver.

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*You’re welcome  Andi

 

Guardian Online
29.03.2019

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/mar/29/eu-bans-widely-used-pesticide-over-safety-concerns
AAFK4P Peter Barritt Farm tractor spraying insecticide onto green fields of english countryside
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/mar/29/butterflywatch-hope-for-the-rare-white-letter-hairstreak
A29C8X Avico Ltd White-letter Hairstreak

 

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1 hour ago, John Mitchell said:

 

 

The citizens of Amsterdam must have hard heads -- I don't see any bicycle helmets. They are mandatory here in Vancouver.

 

The highest rate of cycling and the lowest in head injuries. Excellent cycle infrastructure coupled with tough laws protecting vulnerable users ( cyclists and pedestrians) mean that it is safe to pedal in Amsterdam without a hard hat.  Britain please take note. Apologies for drifting well off topic, but it's something I am passionate about!

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Guardian online 30th

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2019/mar/30/celebrating-the-uk-50-writers-choose-their-favourite-places

EG9G4N  RooM the Agency / artherng

J58XWK  Stephen French

RYP5Y7  Lowefoto

B6BG89  Jon Gibbs

F0RPHP  Meibion

DTM16C  Julia Gavin

BDF0KN  Eddie Linssen

F0R9JT  Jon Sparks

AYH1XA  Robert Bird

HGDFHW  Prisma by Dukas Presseagentur GmbH

PW111F  NJphoto

EREKFW  Lebrecht Music & Arts

FJ6M8J  Ian Dagnall

BHAHN2  CW Images

AJAY39  Brenton West

DTCR4E  Jim Laws

EPCK21  Scott Ramsey

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Guardian Online
30.03.2019

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2019/mar/30/want-to-attract-orange-tip-butterflies-planting-honesty-is-the-best-policy
EFY8HJ  Annette Lepple Border with Lunaria annua, Papaver nudicaule and Myosotis sylvatica
B64GNR John Glover honesty Lunaria annua var albiflora

 

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The Sun Online, 30 March 2019.

 

KOOKY COUNTRY

The bizarre tourist attractions in England you can visit – including an upside down house and a garden full of hidden giants

https://www.thesun.co.uk/travel/8732012/unusual-places-and-things-to-do-in-england/ 

 

Contributor: Carolyn Jenkins 

Image ID: R75P0Y

 

Contributor: Paul Quayle 

Image ID: R4PX2E

 

Contributor: Paul Quayle 

Image ID: R4Y9FF

 

Contributor: Mark Boulton 

Image ID: DTK3XD

 

Contributor: Jon Sparks

Image ID: H46CG2

 

Contributor: Julian Crumly 

Image ID: BH15AJ

 

Contributor: travellinglight

Image ID: CRH0C7

 

 

 

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30/03/2019, Guardian, p33, young rhinos at Edinburgh Zoo, T1EM56, Steven Scott Taylor
30/03/2019, Guardian, p51, Metro Bank logo, RYHYWM, Igor Golovnov
30/03/2019, Guardian [Magazine], p53, border with Lunaria annua, EFY8HJ, Annette Lepple [Alamy credit only]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Magazine], p53, Lunaria annua var albiflora, B64GNR, John Glover [Alamy credit only]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Magazine], p65, Toddington Manor, AB7J22, Mark Boulton [Cutout. Alamy credit only]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Review section], p26, 1950s style diner in Texas, BK3YM4, Chris Howes/Wild Places Photography [cropped]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Review section], p36, Where's the birth certificate? sign, BWR20P, Bob Daemmrich [cutout]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Journal section], p8, still from Cléo from 5 to 7, BNM5RE, Moviestore collection Ltd
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], Front Cover, down Longsleddale from Steel Rigg in the Lake Distric, F0R9JT, Jon Sparks
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p3, Denge sound mirrors, J58XWK, Stephen French [Cropped. RF & no credit - poss not new sale via Alamy]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p3, Holkham beach, B6BG89, jon gibbs [No credit - poss not via Alamy]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p3, Grainger Indoor Market in Newcastle, CC4PXE, Greg Balfour Evans [No credit - poss not via Alamy]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p3, Green Dragon in Hawes, CT9DAH, MediaWorldImages [No credit - poss not via Alamy]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p4, Forth Rail Bridge, RYP5Y7, lowefoto
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p4, Morelli's ice cream parlour in Broadstairs, BDBEN1, Richard Splash [No credit - poss not via Alamy]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p5, Deal Pier, DTM16C, Julia Gavin [No credit - poss not via Alamy]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p5, Chalice Well at Glastonbury, BDF0KN, eddie linssen [No credit - poss not via Alamy]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p5, Northallerton Station Hotel, KF0JRH, Peter Moulton [No credit - poss not via Alamy]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p6, Prospect Cottage at Dungeness, AYH1XA, Robert Bird [Alamy credit only]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p6, Cadair Idris, BHAHN2, CW Images [Alamy credit only]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p6, Bridport Hat Festival, PHBAD5, Finnbarr Webster [Alamy credit only]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p6, St Fagan's National History Museum, GDD49T, Steve Taylor ARPS [Alamy credit only]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p6, South Head in Peak District, M4W226, shoults [Alamy credit only]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p7, Little Moreton Hall, PW111F, NJphoto
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p8, St Pancras International Station, FJ6M8J, Ian Dagnall
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p8, Camel Trail in Cornwall, JAB3JR, Gary E Perkin [Alamy credit only]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p10, Valhalla Museum in Tresco, JGC8PE, John Keates [No credit - poss not via Alamy]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p12, street art at the Custard Factory in Birmingham, PWFJWT, Chris Hellier [Cropped. No credit - poss not via Alamy]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Travel section], p12, Orfod Castle, KJGXDG, Angela Chalmers [Cropped. No credit - poss not via Alamy]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Food section], p17, squeezed lemon and citrus reamer, E0K0FY, HERA FOOD [Alamy credit only]
30/03/2019, Guardian [Food section], p20, aubergines in a colander, FFX65G, Julie Woodhouse f [Alamy credit only]

 

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Daily Telegraph (print) 30/03/19

 

 A horse having coffee with a woman reading, cafe table at Brussels Midi Rail Station, Belgium - Image ID: BPXYR2

Christine Osborne Pictures / Alamy Stock

 

The 2016 EU referendum voting guide posted through a doors letter box,the voting to decide if we remain or leave the European union will take place on - Image ID: G23YM0

Andrew Gardner / Alamy Stock Photo

 

 French estate with Italianate garden design of organic regional plants by Dominique Lafourcade - Image ID: CY6G3H


Contributor: Andreas von Einsiedel / Alamy Stock Photo

 

 A Peregrine Falcon perched on the side of a cliff on the Jurassic coast at Durlston castle in Dorset. - Image ID: DPDYXA

Alex Harvey / Alamy Stock Photo

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April 2019, Country Walking, p9, cherry blossom, C5GN9T, Jacky Parker
April 2019, Country Walking, p9, damson blossom, BM6NE6, Ashley Cooper [circular crop]
April 2019, Country Walking, p9, apple blossom, J4XY7R, Jane Tregelles [circular crop]
April 2019, Country Walking, p10, Hay on Wye, B0MH23, radnorimages
April 2019, Country Walking, p11, Hay Literature Festival, E1845H, keith morris news
April 2019, Country Walking, p13, Ralph Vaughan Williams, G386P5 or AHCGJ5, Chronicle [Identical. Oval crop]
April 2019, Country Walking, p13, Gustav Holst, BDFW21, Pictorial Press Ltd [Oval crop]
April 2019, Country Walking, p13, Edward Elgar, credited to The Art Archive/Alamy but I can't find it
April 2019, Country Walking, p16, River Test in Hampshire, E5F68G, Rob Read/Nature Photographers Ltd
April 2019, Country Walking, p20, stoat chasing rabbit, DA45RY, FLPA [Cropped. Alamy credit only]
April 2019, Country Walking, p38, Castle Crag in Borrowdale, M7RBTW, Richard Pike
April 2019, Country Walking, p43, Spike Milligan, ETY1HX, Trinity Mirror/Mirrorpix
April 2019, Country Walking, p44, remains of fossil tree in Dorset, GF58YJ, Miroslav Valasek
April 2019, Country Walking, p52, Badbea deserted village in Caithness, DAMEPY, SJ Images  😀
April 2019, Country Walking, p56, view from Countisbury Hill of Lynton and Lynmouth, JCA7JA, Craig Joiner Photography
April 2019, Country Walking, p58, hagfish, AB85Y2, Koenig/blickwinkel [credited to Tom Meaker/Alamy]
April 2019, Country Walking, p68, Bracklin Bridge from Picturesque Scotland 1890, KDTBAM, iWebbtravel
April 2019, Country Walking, p70, Tintern Abbey, E97W3F, Peter Moulton
April 2019, Country Walking, p70, River Wye from Bigsweir Bridge, CNN4EN, FLPA
April 2019, Country Walking, p87, part of Tintagel Castle, A7W9XY, Kevin Britland
April 2019, Country Walking, p87, Conwy Castle, B4BB2F, Jason Gallier
April 2019, Country Walking, p91, Conwy Castle, B4BB2F, Jason Gallier
April 2019, Country Walking, p91, East Lyn River near Lynmouth, CWB06A, Anna Stowe Landscapes UK
April 2019, Country Walking, p123, Snowdon and Crib Goch, H6GPP8, James Grant
April 2019, Country Walking, p123, man with outstretched arms on Ben Nevis summit, A71XY6, ©John MacPherson
April 2019, Country Walking, p123, Scafell range, BE9HYN, Katharine Eastham
April 2019, Country Walking [Gear Guide supplement], p30, Caer Caradoc and the Lawley in Shropshire, J89T1K, John Hayward
April 2019, Country Walking [Gear Guide supplement], p30, Howgill Fells, H3R6XE, shoults
April 2019, Country Walking [Gear Guide supplement], p30, panoramic image of Cley, A5135R, Rod Edwards
April 2019, Country Walking [Gear Guide supplement], p30, Swallow Falls on Afon Llugwy River, CEXNYH, Septemberlegs


ISSN:  09532757

 

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National Geographic / Travel
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/destinations/asia/malaysia/things-to-eat-food-scene/
Savor the diverse flavors of Malaysia
 
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - March 17, 2016: Young man cooking chinese traditional steamed buns at the street food stall in Chinatown, Kuala Lumpur, Mala
J0KF35 Elena Ermakova / Alamy RF

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