moods - DPChallenge Forums

Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM

04/27/2005 03:55:59 PM · #1

Do we just shoot pics of people when we see what we like or do we need to ask for their permission first,,some people dont like to be photogrphed especially if they know it will be on the net,,not to mention that if youo ask I just not sure it would be the same,,,oh well I am just curious

Jen

lonewolf

Canon EOS-50D

04/27/2005 03:58:08 PM · #2

Shoot first ask questions later....LOL Just kidding.

Prof_Fate

04/27/2005 03:58:16 PM · #3

legally speaking, unless it is for editorial use (newspapers, etc) you need a model release signed by the person. Not that anyone here is that picky...

One person I know was thinking of scenic shot - i was thinking a person as well until he mentioned that..."Take a picture that captures an emotion." - nowhere does it say it has to be a person.

graphicfunk

Canon EOS-20D

04/27/2005 03:58:48 PM · #4

Best to capture the moods of those around you and people you know. But profate is correct the challenge is not limited to people.

Message edited by author 2005-04-27 15:59:41.

Sigma 18-125mm f/3.5-5.6 DC for Canon

04/27/2005 04:00:07 PM · #5

Originally posted by Prof_Fate:

very true,,I had thought aobut a scenic one as well thanks,,,that I will take into consideration

sofapez

Canon EOS-10D

04/27/2005 04:00:47 PM · #6

Originally posted by Prof_Fate:

One person I know was thinking of scenic shot - i was thinking a person as well until he mentioned that..."Take a picture that captures an emotion." - nowhere does it say it has to be a person.

THANK YOU!!!!!

moodville

Nikon D100

04/27/2005 04:07:57 PM · #7

The challenge topic and the challenge description almost seem to contradict each other in the same way that Minimalism did.

I can imagine capturing a mood in a landscape, but not sure about capturing an emotion in one. You can have an emotional response to a landscape but that isnt technically capturing an emotion. Perhaps a rock with a seeming frown or something maybe. I would think someone would have to feel in order to portray an emotion. But I'm perfectly open to being considered wrong.

So which has more importance... the challenge topic or the description?

04/27/2005 04:16:51 PM · #8

This assortment of Slipmoticons may help, my many moods:

04/27/2005 04:32:02 PM · #9

Originally posted by Strikeslip:

This assortment of Slipmoticons may help, my many moods:

You know how to make me laugh!!! lol

04/27/2005 04:34:14 PM · #10

Hehe, well, one day I got tired of the old style :-) and ;-) and :-P and decided to make some of my own emoticons. And Slipmoticons were born.

Nikon AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED

04/27/2005 04:35:53 PM · #11

Originally posted by Strikeslip:

Hehe, well, one day I got tired of the old style :-) and ;-) and :-P and decided to make some of my own emoticons. And Slipmoticons were born.

LOL,,,very cute I love,,,,

aronya1

Nikon D70

04/27/2005 04:56:43 PM · #12

Originally posted by Strikeslip:

This assortment of Slipmoticons may help, my many moods:

You have far too much time on your hands!

Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6

04/27/2005 04:59:39 PM · #13

Originally posted by Strikeslip:

Hehe, well, one day I got tired of the old style :-) and ;-) and :-P and decided to make some of my own emoticons. And Slipmoticons were born.

Ha ha real funny

...I know, I know...

:-P (low tech)

ps- just razzin ya, Slip. I like 'em. very creative, more personal and funnier than punctuation marks. Hmmm, that could be your tagline:
Strikeslip: He's funnier than punctuation marks!

hehehe.

Sunniee

Canon EOS-40D

04/27/2005 05:05:04 PM · #14

*wonders what mood she can capture from a bird*

04/27/2005 05:05:25 PM · #15

Thanks Ken, I'm making that my signature, which most people leave turned off anyway!

04/27/2005 05:07:50 PM · #16

Originally posted by Strikeslip:

Thanks Ken, I'm making that my signature, which most people leave turned off anyway!

On that note - how do you make it so the signature is always on? I couldn't find it in prefs and hate to have to check the box every time. Or does it stick once you do it the first time...? {{ thinks he may have answered his own question...}}

04/27/2005 05:08:36 PM · #17

...Yes. I did answer my own question. duh duh duh duh duh duh

04/27/2005 05:09:41 PM · #18

...testing signature....

buzzmom

Panasonic DMC-FZ20

04/27/2005 05:10:41 PM · #19

i too go with the shoot run and answer questions when they catch ya.....however.....and this always seems to be the case.....in the desciption it doesnt say shoot a picture of a person depicting an emotion....just shoot a picture depicting and emotion....

rebuttle?????

04/27/2005 05:14:16 PM · #20

Originally posted by Sunniee:

*wonders what mood she can capture from a bird*

Only one comes to mind: "Flighty"

...look! is my siggy down there ? :)

04/27/2005 05:14:27 PM · #21

Originally posted by buzzmom:

I agree with ya,,,I was just wondering on the people but thats been answered to so,,smiling,,on my merry little way,,lol

04/27/2005 05:15:09 PM · #22

Originally posted by kpriest:

Originally posted by Sunniee:
*wonders what mood she can capture from a bird*

Only one comes to mind: "Flighty"

...look! is my siggy down there ? :)

Yours says "-Ken", I can't see mine. :-(

04/27/2005 05:18:34 PM · #23

ah well, i'll futz with it tonight, gotta finish some work now. dunno why my 'signature' won't show.
:-(

Message edited by author 2005-04-27 17:19:36.

buzzmom

Panasonic DMC-FZ20

04/27/2005 05:19:03 PM · #24

i actually was so excited that i found an idea for late night i shot and submitted it...then realized that the late night shot had to be outside...so i pulled knowing i would get ripped a new a-hole for it....then realized it worked even better for moods....sometimes the strangest things happen....good luck all....im still having the best time!!!!!!