So you might notice that some of my photos from the last few days have disappeared. This is because this evening, when I went to upload my photographs, WordPress told me that my blog limit had been reached. (Image limit). I was quite stunned. So I started deleting photos, not realising they would delete from my posts. I have, in the past two years, uploaded 4,067 photographs to this blog. It’s astounding. So I thought, that’s fine, I’ll just ‘up’ my limit. Only when I did….I found out that it would cost $99. I love my blog, I love photography and I appreciate every single follower I have. But I can’t justify such an expense at the moment.
Today I photographed the sunset and snowdrops – but I can’t share them. I may well post them on Facebook. But I feel like that’s empty without the blog backing it all up, and without the words I carefully planned to write with it…
-Watch this space – let’s hope it increases!
Kathryn Dawson Photography 
Kathryn – The solution is quite simple. Start a new blog.
This will require you to also establish a new e-mail address, but with all of the options out there, that is not really a problem. You might already have a second e-mail address through your Facebook account that you are unaware even exists.
Then simply add a link to both blogs so that people can click through.
I look forward to seeing more!
The thing is, I’m rather attached to this blog. I don’t want to start again! I know it’s fairly simple…but bleh! :( It’s sentimental this place!
Gosh…I just started following you!
Don’t go anywhere! I’m working on it :D
What a shame! I can see why you don’t want a new blog – I would feel the same.
I don’t know if it would be possible to have a second blog under the same username? Or is the image limit connected to your username?
I’m working on increasing the limit for cheaper than they initially said. Fingers crossed it works and I shall continue! :D
Fingers crossed!
Why don’t you go ahead and download your pictures and reupload them to flickr. Every user get’s 1 tb of disk space there… Though it requires a bit of time… Cheers Markus
Good idea !