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NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 1 - One of several images of the temples at Palmyra in Syria. Although this is the first time this image has sold I have had several sales from my images of Palmyra. Of course, I am pleased that I am getting sales of these images. However, in many ways, I wish I wasn't as I am pretty sure that had ISIS not destroyed the temples these sales wouldn't have been happening. I'd much rather the temples were still standing.

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 2 - This is one of several images of Christmas in Albert Square in Manchester that I created in 2003. Fortunately, I was able to make the images appear timeless so they continue to sell.

Rugby School where the game of Rugby football was started Image Reference: EW0919B-D04984 NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 3   -  $114.39 [...]

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 1 - It's a cliched image - a chess set with the king on it's side. But the thing about cliches is they become cliches because they are popular and are used. So I shot it. It might have taken 11 years to sell but it finally did. And any sale is a good sale, right?

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 1 Not really much to say about this image. It was a quick shot of Bramall hall taken during a photography session I ran in the park. It's not a brilliant shot, I think these days I would spend the time to correct the converging verticals. What is reassuring is the fee for the sale.

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.

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 7 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!

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 2 I have been reasonably successful with the sale of images from the Christmas market in Manchester. 14 different stock sales covering 8 different images, all created on the same visit to the markets in 2003.

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 1 This is one of my early stock photo shoots with models. It wasn't the shoot I had intended. I had booked the female model based on a photograph which, it later transpired was several years old and her appearance had changed - a lot.

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 1 When people think of Syria, bombed out buildings and ruins are what come to mind these days. It wasn’t always like that. When I visited Syria in 2008 we were taken to a traditional Syrian house. Houses in the middle east are often very different to the UK. From the outside, they have very unattractive plaster walls with big iron doors. But step through the doors and they lead to wonderfully decorated courtyards. Bright, fresh air and private.

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.

NUMBER OF SALES TO DATE: 1 - One of a number of views of Derry/Londonderry that I created 2005 while walking round the city walls. Much of the city has changed now and many of the last vestiges of the conflict that I photographed that day are gone. The playhouse theatre is still there and from looking online - it appears to have expanded into the building next door too!