Images sold in June 2019 (one per day)

[TABan 173]

5 hours ago, LawrensonPhoto said:

Why is there 3-in-one oil in a lab? 😁

Squeaky cabinet doors, drawers, etc. Nice photo. I met Dr. Collins when he was at the University of Michigan almost 30 years ago.

Edited June 23, 2019 by TABan

[TABan 173]

Single company editorial use, multiple uses. $$$

 

[NYCat 2,152]

Personal use...

 

Polar Bear Cub in the Svalbard Archipelago.

 

Paulette

[TABan 173]

Single company editorial use. $$$. A very creative sundial billboard in Chicago.

 

[Michael Ventura 5,072]

Sunrise along a Mid-Atlantic Beach.  Presentation Use...the usual $$

 

[cbimages 553]

One of two Flying Fox images licenced today, both for $$$. This is the 4th licence of this image via Alamy, and the 15th time licences overall, so very happy.

Country: Worldwide
Usage: Editorial
Media: Magazine - print, digital and electronic
Print run: up to 2 million
Placement: Inside
Image Size: 2 page spread
Start: 01 September 2019
End: 01 September 2024

[IanDavidson 360]

 

Country: United Kingdom
Usage: Editorial
Media: Newspaper - national
Print run: up to 2 million
Placement: Inside and online
Image Size: 1/8 page
Start: 23 May 2019
End: 24 May 2019
Any placement in paper and online. One use in a single editorial article used within the print and digital versions of a single publication. Digital usage includes archive rights for the lifetime of the article.

 

top of $$ not sure what newspaper.   From Downing Street of course.

https://www.alamy.com/image-details-popup.asp?Imageid=8B92BE87-8EC9-46A4-ACB9-D79F8F339927

 

Edited June 25, 2019 by IanDavidson

[IanDavidson 360]

8 minutes ago, LawrensonPhoto said:

The Times or The Sun

Thanks.  I guessed it was them or perhaps The Telegraph.  By coincidence I was supposed to cover the cabinet meeting this morning, but when I looked out the window at the pouring rain I decided against it....  This oldie has no stamina 

 

in my defence, Downing Street has no shelter and when it is raining the Ministers dash out of their cars like greyhounds out of a trap,  the light is poor (even in the best of The Times,) so difficult to get good pictures.  

 

Better to try to “Hunt” down the Boris.  Or, (roll of drums) do my tax and company House returns.  Decisions decisions....

 

All puns intended and my own...

[gvallee 2,810]

More wildlife for me yesterday, and two more licenses today (UK cityscapes)

Education - Mid $$

 

Edited June 25, 2019 by gvallee

[MDM 1,656]

 

 

This one was published in the online version of the Sunday Times I believe. Low $ maybe just enough for an espresso on the ferry from which I took the shot. 🙁

[Colblimp 1,880]

This of one of 14 which dropped in today.  I took a trip to Castletownbere on a whim in May, was well worth it with this sale for a nice $$$. Don't know which newspaper, though.

 

Country: United Kingdom
Usage: Editorial
Media: Newspaper - national
Print run: up to 2 million
Placement: Inside and online
Image Size: 1/2 page
Start: 10 May 2019
End: 11 May 2019
Any placement in paper and online. One use in a single editorial article used within the print and digital versions of a single publication. Digital usage includes archive rights for the lifetime of the article.

Edited June 25, 2019 by Colblimp

[Matt Ashmore 1,112]

 

 

Sold RF Editorial.

1013 KB ;720 x 480 pixels;113 KB  compressed ; 
   Additional Details: Use in a location guide for a home owner. Archival rights. Includes repeat use.

 

What is a "location guide for a home owner" ? 🙂

[Colblimp 1,880]

Just now, LawrensonPhoto said:

The Times or The Sun

Yeah, couldn't find it... 😪

[John Richmond 1,057]

19 minutes ago, Matt Ashmore said:

What is a "location guide for a home owner" ?

Good question.  I had one of these this morning and am as baffled as you.  Estate Agent, perhaps?

 

The image in question:

 

Not complaining, the $$ price was better than many I get, and it's good to know that a casual shot of our trade stand at Devon County show is saleable.

[Matt Ashmore 1,112]

4 minutes ago, John Richmond said:

Good question.  I had one of these this morning and am as baffled as you.  Estate Agent, perhaps?

 

I wondered this. If your shot is in Devon, given as my shot is in London, the chances of it being the same estate agent are a little slim.. although your image could be anywhere!

I got a reasonable $$ price too.

[gvallee 2,810]

57 minutes ago, Matt Ashmore said:

What is a "location guide for a home owner" ? 🙂

 

I was wondering the same thing. I had two today. Taken in Hampshire.

[Colblimp 1,880]

12 minutes ago, LawrensonPhoto said:

If only they were on Pressreader, I could take a look!

If only...  Anyway, who cares, I've got the sales, that's all that matters!

[TABan 173]

Annual report, brochures. $$$.

 

[NYCat 2,152]

10 hours ago, cbimages said:

One of two Flying Fox images licenced today, both for $$$. This is the 4th licence of this image via Alamy, and the 15th time licences overall, so very happy.

Country: Worldwide
Usage: Editorial
Media: Magazine - print, digital and electronic
Print run: up to 2 million
Placement: Inside
Image Size: 2 page spread
Start: 01 September 2019
End: 01 September 2024

 

Such a "human" little creature. I love it when wildlife images help people to love wildlife. Gen's scary creatures in Australia are fun but scary.

 

Paulette

[Malcolm Park 276]

7 hours ago, IanDavidson said:

Thanks.  I guessed it was them or perhaps The Telegraph.  By coincidence I was supposed to cover the cabinet meeting this morning, but when I looked out the window at the pouring rain I decided against it....  This oldie has no stamina 

 

in my defence, Downing Street has no shelter and when it is raining the Ministers dash out of their cars like greyhounds out of a trap,  the light is poor (even in the best of The Times,) so difficult to get good pictures.  

 

Better to try to “Hunt” down the Boris.  Or, (roll of drums) do my tax and company House returns.  Decisions decisions....

 

All puns intended and my own...

Lazybones, weather was positively tropical this morning, dry and bright (well, 1600iso)

[Michael Ventura 5,072]

Had a picture from the same shoot,of an old courthouse, sell last month.  Different angle.  This one was sold for a book use for mid $$

 

[losdemas 2,561]

10 hours ago, gvallee said:

 

I was wondering the same thing. I had two today. Taken in Hampshire.

 

Likewise: Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire

I, too, thought of estate agents.  Do the licence terms contradict themselves? A little ambiguous.

 

Country: Worldwide ; Usage: Editorial ;  Media: Internal newsletter ;  Print run: Unlimited ;  Start: 25-June-2019 ; End: 25-June-2024 ;
Additional Details: Use in a location guide for a home owner. Archival rights. Includes repeat use.

 

Mine was RM (as are all my images). So little difference these days.

 

 

[Michael Ventura 5,072]

23 minutes ago, losdemas said:

 

Likewise: Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire

I, too, thought of estate agents.  Do the licence terms contradict themselves? A little ambiguous.

 

Country: Worldwide ; Usage: Editorial ;  Media: Internal newsletter ;  Print run: Unlimited ;  Start: 25-June-2019 ; End: 25-June-2024 ;
Additional Details: Use in a location guide for a home owner. Archival rights. Includes repeat use.

 

Mine was RM (as are all my images). So little difference these days.

 

 

 

 

It it could be a “Welcome Guide” for new home owners, to a region or neighborhood.   I shoot for one near me.  It shows people, new to the area, things to do, places to eat, etc...

[MizBrown 276]

15 hours ago, Matt Ashmore said:

 

I wondered this. If your shot is in Devon, given as my shot is in London, the chances of it being the same estate agent are a little slim.. although your image could be anywhere!

I got a reasonable $$ price too.

 

Frequently, people like International Living doing promotions of areas where they've cut deals with local real estate agents and developers to send them business.  Talking up areas where one might want to move, maybe.   Retirees tend to imagine that they can get more house elsewhere if they sell a house they've fully paid for and buy something smaller and cheaper. 

[British Gent 83]

Hmmm... a 'location guide for a home owner'. Am I joining a fast-growing club? Mid $$ (Edit to mention it's a bookshop in Hay-on-Wye.)

 

Edited June 26, 2019 by British Gent