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Considering yourapp.com points to .../public/ folder, the link should be

<img src="http://yourapp.com//images/thumb100/img4.jpg">
Last updated 2 years ago.
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Solution

I store image names in the database. For some reason in the database some of the photos were with uppercase extension and some of them were with lowercase.

E.G.

<img src="myimage.jpg"> Failed to render
<img src="myimage.JPG"> No problem Rendering

So be careful with that. Cheers.

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