How do I send my pictures to BBC weather?
If you would like to share weather pictures with the BBC, please create a Weather Watchers profile and post them via
How do I email BBC weather?
You can reach us at [email protected] if your question isn’t addressed here.
How do I send a picture to Paul the weatherman?
Pictures can be emailed to [email protected] Please include the name, address and contact telephone number of the photographer, the location of the photo and any other relevant information. The photos should be in landscape format and, if emailing, should be attached as jpeg files.
How do I send a picture to ITV weather?
Send your weather pictures to [email protected] #Repost Genelle Aldred.
How do I send a photo to BBC Breakfast?
FAQs
- • You can e-mail us at: [email protected]
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- • Email your pictures to: [email protected]
- • Or send them via MMS to: 61124.
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- • If you have a story or or a press release for our team, just e-mail them direct at: [email protected]
- • BBC England homepage.
- • BBC Scotland homepage.
How do I send a picture to look north?
By sending in your picture you grant the BBC the right to publish your picture. To email us you pictures, click on this link: Look North weather email: [email protected] >
How do I send a picture to BBC South Today?
Photographs can be emailed to [email protected]
How old is Paul the weatherman?
| Paul Hudson | |
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| Born | Paul David Hudson 27 February 1971 Keighley, West Riding of Yorkshire, England |
| Education | Newcastle University |
| Occupation | Weather presenter and climate change correspondent |
| Years active | 1997–present |
Who is Paul Hudson partner?
Nicola Hudsonm. 2003
Paul Hudson/Spouse
How do you get your pictures published in a magazine?
How do photographers get published in magazines and blogs?
- Submit unsolicited images.
- Answer a call for image submission from the blog or magazine.
- The magazine or blog notices your work online and contacts you.
- Another photographer recommends your work to the magazine.
Will the BBC use my weather reports on air?
By signing up to BBC Weather Watchers, you give permission for us to use information in your weather reports (including photos) across the BBC. Any ‘notes’ you include in your report are for your records only, so we won’t share or use them on air. We will only use your reports in the context of Weather Watchers or weather-related stories.
How do I get Started as a weather watcher on BBC Weather?
If you have a BBC account (e.g. if you use BBC iPlayer), simply sign in using your existing credentials to get started as a Weather Watcher; if you don’t, then you’ll be asked to create a BBC account. When you create a BBC account, we’ll send you an email to verify your email address.
How do I Set my Weather Watchers nickname?
Once you’ve signed in to your BBC account via you’ll be asked to set your Weather Watchers nickname and choose a ‘home location’. This is how you will be described on the Weather Watchers site and across the BBC if we use your photos or observations.
How do I delete a weather watchers report?
You can do this by opening the report (by clicking on it from the Weather Watchers homepage or your Weather Watchers Reports page) and clicking on the ‘Delete this report’ link that appears underneath. I’ve filled out my report but it won’t post.
