Images Sold in March 2022

[Allan Bell]

42 minutes ago, Cecile Marion said:

I really like the photo, Allan. However, the price is rotten to the core. 

 

Thank you for your comment on the photo Cecile.  I agree whole heartedly with your comment on the price paid.

 

The worst thing that Alamy did for their contributors was to sell out to PA.

 

Allan

 

[Young]

Low $$

 

Country: Worldwide
Usage: Presentation or newsletters, Use in a presentation/talk (eg,Powerpoint and Keynote) or in a newsletter.
27 MB
2534 x 3785 pixels
1 MB compressed
Start: 04 March 2022
Duration: In perpetuity

 

Mid $$

 

Country: Worldwide
Usage: Editorial
Media: Book, print and/or e-book
Print run: up to 100,000
Placement: Inside
Image Size: 1 page
Start: 07 March 2022
End: 07 March 2032

Edited March 26, 2022 by Young

[wiskerke]

4 hours ago, Allan Bell said:

Oh well another sale this month.

Ceanothus Concha flowering shrub.

 

 

Country: Worldwide
Usage: Commercial electronic, Website, including online marketplaces such as Amazon and Ebay, social media and app use, any size, single placement and design, worldwide, in perpetuity.
Media: Website, app and social media
Industry sector: Media, design & publishing
Image Size: Any size
Start: 25 March 2022
End: 25 March 2027

 

Low $.cc  (Added .cc because it seems to make it look more than it is. At these rates I will soon be in the plastic grade.)

 

Allan

 

What a wonderful Ceanothus! Is it yours?

 

wim

[Chuck Nacke]

The number of licenses this month are good, but the fees are too low.

High $

 

Image: T4RJYY

 

This was a little better at mid $$

W60TX8

 

 

The paste is not working for me.

 

Chuck

[wiskerke]

Chuck,

This is a test done entirely in Chrome:

W60TX8:

Go to the Zoom or Sales page of your image.

> Open a new tab and drag the image to that new tab. Or just drag the image to an empty space on the tab bar. The result is the same.

In either case you now have a tab open in your browser with only the image in it.

> Right click on your image and choose Copy image address.

> Go to an active reply box on the forum.

> Click the Insert image from URL button. 

> Paste the copied link (or Ctrl-V / Cmd-V).

 

It will refuse any image that is not a https link.

If you use drag and drop, like with Firefox and in Jobs' time on any Apple, the image will appear in the box, but will be gone after clicking Submit Reply. Clearly part of a set of new safety features on this forum. Maybe dragging and dropping is unsafe nowadays.

 

wim

[wiskerke]

Chuck,

This is a test done in Firefox:

T4RJYY:

This is drag and drop.

 

This is from insert image from URL.

 

Go to the Zoom or Sales page of your image.

> Open a new tab and drag the image to that new tab. Or just drag the image to an empty space on the tab bar. The result is the same.

In either case you now have a tab open in your browser with only the image in it.

 

Method one:

> Right click on your image and choose Copy Image Link.

> Go to an active reply box on the forum.

> Click the Insert image from URL button. 

> Paste the copied link (or Ctrl-V / Cmd-V).

 

Method two:

> Drag your image from the new tab to the tab with the forum and drop the image in the active reply box. (The reply box has o be activated before you arrive with your image to drop it. This is the same it always was.)

 

Now let's see if both methods look the same on the forum thread.

 

wim

 

Note: if you would drag the image directly from the zoom page, the dimensions are not fixed somehow, only the height. This is why you then have to click on the image and tick Keep original aspect ratio.

In Firefox when on right clicking an image you're met with a comment like here: Save preview image or elsewhere something like: Copyrighted image, don't copy, try holding the Shift key while right clicking. This usually bypasses the comment. (But not always.)

 

edit: here both methods are producing the image.

Edited March 26, 2022 by wiskerke

[wiskerke]

Also Silicon Valley related:

 

However just a Presentation or newsletters. Actually in German: Verwendung in einer Präsentation/einem Vortrag. Direct, not a distributor. $$ -only just.

The garage where where Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard were tinkering in 1938-39. A pilgrimage site for tech geeks. The garage has been designated California Historical Landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Not open for public tours. But nicely restored.

 

wim

[Avpics]

Low $ web editorial. Roughly another fifty million such sales and I'll be able to buy one.

 

 

[Allan Bell]

2 hours ago, wiskerke said:

What a wonderful Ceanothus! Is it yours?

 

wim

 

Hi wim,

 

No it is not mine. Nor was it.  It was out next door neighbours when I was living In Cambridge. Yes it was a lovely bush and well worth photographing but not for these prices.

 

Allan

 

[Allan Bell]

2 hours ago, wiskerke said:

Chuck,

This is a test done in Firefox:

T4RJYY:

This is drag and drop.

 

This is from insert image from URL.

 

Go to the Zoom or Sales page of your image.

> Open a new tab and drag the image to that new tab. Or just drag the image to an empty space on the tab bar. The result is the same.

In either case you now have a tab open in your browser with only the image in it.

 

Method one:

> Right click on your image and choose Copy Image Link.

> Go to an active reply box on the forum.

> Click the Insert image from URL button. 

> Paste the copied link (or Ctrl-V / Cmd-V).

 

Method two:

> Drag your image from the new tab to the tab with the forum and drop the image in the active reply box. (The reply box has o be activated before you arrive with your image to drop it. This is the same it always was.)

 

Now let's see if both methods look the same on the forum thread.

 

wim

 

Note: if you would drag the image directly from the zoom page, the dimensions are not fixed somehow, only the height. This is why you then have to click on the image and tick Keep original aspect ratio.

In Firefox when on right clicking an image you're met with a comment like here: Save preview image or elsewhere something like: Copyrighted image, don't copy, try holding the Shift key while right clicking. This usually bypasses the comment. (But not always.)

 

edit: here both methods are producing the image.

 

Hi wim, I do it a bit differently.

 

Open FF, pull page to left of screen, press "Command N" for new FF page and pull to right of screen. Open forum in page one and log in to forum go to thread open reply.

 

Go to page 2 open Alamy stock photos, go to image you want to share, click on image (brings up title above image), click and drag to page 1 "submit reply" release and press return to next line down.

 

Back to FF page 2 click on image to bring up larger image. Click and drag across to FF page 1 and drop in "submit reply" under Title.

 

Double left click on image to bring up the aspect ratio and click "Keep aspect ratio".

 

I have noticed that is necessary to edit the reply or you end up with extra spacing which is not needed.

 

Allan

 

 

Edited March 26, 2022 by Allan Bell

[Webby]

mid $. Submersible crane off the coast of Larnaca Cyprus.

Country: Worldwide
Usage: Editorial, Global Capital website, Emerging Markets Printed Magazine & Printed Supplements
Media: Magazine - print, digital and electronic
Start: 25 March 2022
Duration: Unlimited

[Cassius]

Lots of sales this month, but the rates are lower than usual!

 

[Young]

One of the best Gelateria in Rome.

Low $$ pays a double ice creams.

 

Country: Worldwide
Usage: Personal use, Stampe, cartoline e regali personali o materiale di ispirazione per artisti. Solo per uso non commerciale, vietata la rivendita.
Media: Non-commercial, one time, personal/home use
Start: 08 March 2022
Duration: In perpetuity

[Michael Ventura]

A rare Sunday sale (for me at least). Commercial web use ROW for low $$. An infrared heater.

 

[Ed Rooney]

 

 

They're were three small sales on this image in March. As with many of us, my sales are up but the prices are down.

[ReeRay]

Rare Sunday sale for me also - and not PU

 

Country: Worldwide ; Usage: Website ;  Media: Website, app and social media ;  Start: 27-March-2022 ; Duration: In perpetuity ; 
 Additional Details: Use in a single website, app, social media or blog (excludes advertising), worldwide.

 

 

[gvallee]

$1.56

Country: Worldwide ; Usage: Editorial ;  Media: Website, app and social media - UK

 

[Young]

Mid $$

 

Panoramic view of public beach with italian people, Gallipoli, Lecce, Italy

Country: Italy
Usage: Editorial
Media: Magazine - print, digital and electronic
Print run: up to 10,000
Placement: Inside
Image Size: 1 page
Start: 01 February 2022
Italy, Magazine - print, digital and electronic

[Steve Hyde]

sold for website editorial. Low $
 

 

 

[meanderingemu]

Presentation, low $$.  (i had removed Personal use option to test).  Awaiting refund.  

 

[Michael Ventura]

U.S. editorial web use for mid $.  This one has sold a few times.

 

[Abiyoyo]

low $$

Country: China ; Usage: Editorial ;  Media: Magazine - print, digital and electronic ;  Print run: up to 10,000 ;  Placement: Inside ;  Start: 01-November-2021 ;
   Additional Details: China, Magazine - print, digital and electronic,magazines and books

 

RF Cents (now I have changed all my RF to RM.)

 

[Young]

Low $

This one sells several times but cheap.

 

Country: Worldwide
Usage: Editorial
Media: Editorial website
Industry sector: Travel & tourism
Image Size: Any size
Start: 21 March 2022
Duration: In perpetuity Editorial website and app multiple use, in perpetuity

 

[meanderingemu]

13 minutes ago, Young said:

Low $

This one sells several times but cheap.

 

Country: Worldwide
Usage: Editorial
Media: Editorial website
Industry sector: Travel & tourism
Image Size: Any size
Start: 21 March 2022
Duration: In perpetuity Editorial website and app multiple use, in perpetuity

 

 

 

Tulum?

[MariaJ]

Streets of Old Montreal at night.  Personal use.

 

Thanks for the image instructions Wim!