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I have been adding content to this website since 2003, there are litterally thousands of posts. Over the years the site has been redisigned and migrated. It has been reformatted and rebuilt. Some of that work has caused blog posts, POTDs, Sales Posts etc to break. With so many posts it is a mamoth task to solve all the problems. Instead of either deleting all the affected posts or having pages with broken links, I have gathered them all here in a graveyard of old posts where they can still be searched and I can occasionally edit them, solve the problems and restore them to where they belong.

SALE 28 Sep 2016: Beach umbrellas and sun loungers on an empty beach – FIRST Sale

28 Sep 2016|

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 1 - One of the image I created when visiting Tunisia. I am never quite sure whether it is better to show beaches as being deserted or full of life in stock images. As this image sold for the first time in September 2016, at a time when there are few people going to Tunisia, I wonder if the image is being used to illustrate the lack of tourists to the country.

SALE 21 July 2016: Lion mosaic – FIRST Sale

21 Jul 2016|

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 1 - This was created when visiting the archaeological museum in Sousse. I took the time in post production to correct the aspect ratios and convergence to ensure that the circle was erm.. circular.

SALE 13 July 2016: The Tomb of St Peter – THIRD Sale

13 Jul 2016|

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 3 - Not much to say about this image other than, St Peter's don't permit you to take tripods into the basilica (I had mine confiscated) so to create this image I had to find something to rest the camera on and then correct the horizontals in post production.

SALE 28 Apr 2016: A statue of Akhenaten at Cairo Museum – SECOND Sale

28 Apr 2016|

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 4 This one of the image I created at the Cairo Museum when I visited it as part of a tour. I discovered that at that time the museum was not only permitting photography, but for a very small fee I could also use my tripod. I spent a very frantic 90mins photographing as many of the exhibits as I could. Sadly for others, there is now no photography permitted. That's actually good news for me as the images I created that day now sell without much competition.

SALE 11 Mar 2016: The Tomb of St Peter – SECOND Sale

11 Mar 2016|

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 2 - Not much to say about this image other than, St Peter's don't permit you to take tripods into the basilica (I had mine confiscated) so to create this image I had to find something to rest the camera on and then correct the horizontals in post production.

SALE 27 Oct 2015 : Packing the removal van – Sixth Sale

27 Oct 2015|

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 6 - This photo was taken years ago while Mum and Dad were moving house. An interesting fact about this photo is that it shows, probably the country’s least useful cycle lane. The lane starts where I was standing to take the photo and ends with the traffic light that you can see right in the middle of it!

Double Take 15 Aug 2015 – #DBLTAKE

8 Jul 2015|

Ian's Studio and RJBradbury Photography are proud to present Double Take #DBLTAKE For more details and booking information please see: http://www.ians-studio.co.uk/events/double-take-dbltake/ [...]

SALE 7 Jul 2015: A statue of Akhenaten at Cairo Museum – FIRST Sale

7 Jul 2015|

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 4 This one of the image I created at the Cairo Museum when I visited it as part of a tour. I discovered that at that time the museum was not only permitting photography, but for a very small fee I could also use my tripod. I spent a very frantic 90mins photographing as many of the exhibits as I could. Sadly for others, there is now no photography permitted. That's actually good news for me as the images I created that day now sell without much competition.

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