To get you unblocked, Wikipedia:Blocking policy#If you disagree with a block requires discussing the matter with  the blocking admin, so if we can show that any problems with uploaded images have been resolved that gives us a good basis to go on. There's no problem with photographs you've taken yourself provided that you make them available under a suitable licence, and they're not just pictures of something copyrighted such as a modern painting: see Wikipedia:Image use policy. A lot of the images seem to be album covers which should be ok for fair use illustration of an article reviewing the album, some are of paintings as at Image:Falkirk1.jpg where the licence tag shows it as "released into the public domain by the copyright holder" – as with the castle photographs, this means getting permission confirmed and forwarded to the Wikimedia PR department at the e-mail address "permissions AT wikimedia DOT org", so it would be great if you could forward any emails that you've still not sent on: see Wikipedia:Requesting copyright permission for the full procedure. Note that this isn't necessary if the artist who produced the image died more than 70 years ago, when all that's needed is naming the artist and using the Template:PD-art-life-70 tag – Wikipedia:Image copyright tags/Public domain gives more info. Hope that helps, , talk