Problem importing some jpeg images

**** all
For some reason I cant import selected jpeg images, about 75% of them are grayed out for some reason, the images are jpegs I have collected on line and are the only images I seem to have a problem with.
Any idea way ?
Thanks

yes I have the actual image, I found the problem .
they where all grayed out cause of the image size, I downloaded desktop images.
I'm glad I worked it out cause I'm using these images as backgrounds and, have 487 of them. I ran them through easybatchphoto and resized the width on all of them to 800. now they all work fine.

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