Boats and house on beach, Shingle Street, Suffolk, England, UK 
Textile display, Historical re-enactment Saxon, Viking, Norman history, Woodbridge, Suffolk, England, UK 
View of St Paul’s cathedral from Cannon Street, London 
Liquidambar styraciflua, the American sweetgum or redgum, in autumn leaf, Woodbridge, Suffolk, England, UK 
Village duck pond and historic house, in the village of Urchfont, Wiltshire, England. 
The Nutshell Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England, UK – England’s smallest pub 
The Bridge hotel, Buttermere village, Cumbria, England, UK 
Wetherspoon Red Lion bar restaurant pub, Gatwick airport north terminal, London, England, UK 
Skull of Homo Neanderthalensis, archaeology museum, Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz Province, Spain 
Exterior of terminal building London Stansted airport, Essex, England, UK 
People exploring the Maze at Glendurgan Garden, Cornwall, England, UK 
Display of neolithic finds of farming tools. With permission of Wiltshire Museum, Devizes, England, UK. 
Model of alien inside Bentwaters Cold War museum, Suffolk, England, UK 
Poster advertising Jimmy Carr ‘Laughs Funny’ new tour event performance 9 April 2025, Ipswich, Suffolk, England, UK 
Narrow boats River Witham waterside shopping centre, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, UK – Millennium Empowerment Sculpture by Stephen Broadbent 
Electronic advertising poster hologram faces pop group Abba promoting Abba Voyage concert, London, England, UK 
The Radisson RED hotel building, city centre of Liverpool, England, UK formerly North Western Hotel, architect Alfred Waterhouse 1871 
The Sun newspaper and East Anglian Times daily Times, May 1978 Ipswich Town FC FA Cup winners, England, UK 
Rotunda building, Ickworth House and Estate, Suffolk, England, UK 
Artificial wetland plants growing on Biomatrix raft on water, Floating Harbour, Hotwells, Bristol, England, UK 
Teignmouth, south Devon, England, UK 
Luders patisserie at The Triangle in town centre of Teignmouth, south Devon, England, UK 
Seafront swimming pool on coast, Tinside lido, city of Plymouth, Devon, England, UK 
Exterior of York railway station building, York, Yorkshire, England, UK 
Advertising poster for Group Selfies Shot on iPhone 17 Pro, Transport for London (TfL) underground train station, London, England, UK 
Landscape scenery view to jetty of Butley River ferry, Suffolk, England, UK 
Groups of female secondary school students from Swanhurst School, Kings Heath, Birmingham, England, UK 1980s 
Queens Building, Heathrow airport, London, England, UK July 1959 architect Frederick Gibberd 1955 
Control Tower from rooftop garden, Heathrow airport, London, England, UK September 1959 
Food market vegetables and fruit Serangoon Road, Singapore, Asia 1971 
Anglo-Saxon minster church of Saint Mary, Stow in Lindsey, Lincolnshire, England, UK August 1981 
C K Tang Ltd, Tangs store on Orchard Road, Singapore, south east Asia c 1972 
Houses on stilts above sea water in coastal village of Kampong Lorong Fatimah in Singapore, Southeast Asia c 1964 
Małe skiers at ski lift cafe, Cedars Ski Resort, Bsharri, Lebanon, Middle East c 1956 – the country’s oldest skiing area and first ski lift built in 1953. 
A084ND Construction site of new housing development Rendlesham Suffolk England 
Herd of Hereford cattle grazing on summer meadow pasture floodplain of River Deben, Woodbridge, Suffolk, England, UK 
Men working in a traditional wooden boat building yard, La Digue island, Seychelles
Here’s my Alamy sales for June. Three sold twice, I have missed out a Public Domain image. A pleasing number of sales from vintage slide copies, and the rest are all mine!
As ever it’s a mixed bag showing the variety of images that there is a market for.
The one above of Shingle Street was in the Daily Telegraph – an article about ‘secret’ beaches. So far I have yet to see the hoards arriving on the beach- we go most days when the heat is on. And just in case I must warn you of the dangerous jellyfish!
The best fee was $360 gross, plenty of medium and toddler sized sales.
I also had my April sales report from Universal Images and quarterly report from Imagebroker. But this blog post is about Alamy sales so I won’t mention the details of these other outlets.
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Thanks for sharing, they open quite small on my mac pc, which I presume is the intention.
Noel Bennett
Yes intentional in part next time I’ll try and remember to upload larger ones.
Lovely photos! It’s quite interesting how many different subjects they all get. I hope you keep selling a lot 🙂