Originally posted by clubjuggle:
Ok, I finally got my outtakes loaded. Any feedback is appreciated.
As noted on the page, I made no edits to these except resizing.
On the 'road closed' ones - you might have got an interesting abstract if you'd gone really close in on the striped orange/ white sign and maybe isolated it with just some of the 'caution' sign ?
You can find interesting pictures in the weirdest things: More
'on the road' outakes...
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06/12/2002 01:20:58 PM · #33 |
love the strawberry mansion bridge. esp the reflections in the water : )
Originally posted by clubjuggle:
Ok, I finally got my outtakes loaded. Any feedback is appreciated.
As noted on the page, I made no edits to these except resizing.
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06/12/2002 01:28:46 PM · #34 |
Originally posted by magnetic9999:
love the strawberry mansion bridge. esp the reflections in the water : )
Thank you. That bridge is one of my favorite subjects to photograph. The lines, angles, curves and background, bridge lighting and water just work so well together that I keep coming back to it... the bridge photos in my gallery were taken last fall.
-Terry
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06/12/2002 03:21:30 PM · #35 |
* This message has been edited by the author on 6/12/2002 3:22:40 PM.
Message edited by author 2011-04-26 08:50:04. |
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06/12/2002 03:38:20 PM · #36 |
Originally posted by connie:
My on the road outtakes.. //www.constance-mcguire.com/willie/ontheroad.htm
Sorry I don''t have the hang of this link stuff yet :-
Happy birthday Connie!
-Terry
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06/12/2002 03:45:43 PM · #37 |
Has anybody told that guy he is holding the quitar backwards?
Originally posted by clubjuggle:
Originally posted by connie:
[i]My on the road outtakes.. //www.constance-mcguire.com/willie/ontheroad.htm
Sorry I don''t have the hang of this link stuff yet :-
Happy birthday Connie!
-Terry
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06/12/2002 04:06:52 PM · #38 |
I saw one in San Francisco outside my hotel that pointed upwards and said 'sky'
Depending on what a person had been ingesting, that information might be helpful!
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06/12/2002 05:09:17 PM · #39 |
Happy birthday Connie!
-Terry
Message edited by author 2011-04-26 08:50:54. |
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06/12/2002 05:12:15 PM · #40 |
Happy birthday Connie!
-Terry
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Thank you :-)
Message edited by author 2011-04-26 08:50:23. |
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06/12/2002 05:26:17 PM · #41 |
Originally posted by GordonMcGregor:
Originally posted by GeneralE:
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I think I like zoom girl and the trashy neighborhood (that's two pictures, folks) the best, although I didn't have time to "rate" them carefully...
but it could be such a great title for a single picture...
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That's why I included the disclaimer in the first place! Feel free to use it as I have no plans to, and titles aren't copyrightable anyway. |
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06/12/2002 05:36:48 PM · #42 |
Originally posted by connie:
Originally posted by Zeissman:
[i]Has anybody told that guy he is holding the quitar backwards?
That''s my sister playing the part of willie and she is left handed we noticed that the guitar was backwards after the shoot.....lol We knew someone would notice that :-)
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I think the DCP rules allow you to flop the photo (although wouldn''t help with the pick-guard). Or say it''s Jimi Hendrix "in drag," or maybe Elizabeth Cotton (composer of folk classic Freight Train -- she actually played a right-handed strung guitar upside down!). You''re not dependent on the Willie Nelson allusion since she''s actually "on the road."
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06/12/2002 05:39:41 PM · #43 |
Originally posted by GeneralE:
I think the DCP rules allow you to flop the photo (although wouldn''t help with the pick-guard). Or say it''s Jimi Hendrix "in drag," or maybe Elizabeth Cotton (composer of folk classic [i]Freight Train -- she actually played a right-handed strung guitar upside down!). You''re not dependent on the Willie Nelson allusion since she''s actually "on the road.[/i]
I really like the idea of dual connections to the theme, though. :)
-Terry
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06/12/2002 05:49:25 PM · #44 |
Originally posted by clubjuggle:
I really like the idea of dual connections to the theme, though. :)
-Terry
Oh, I do too -- the more different connectons the better! I was just reminding people that there's been some pretty successful guitarists who play with non-traditional methods. |
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06/12/2002 07:16:26 PM · #45 |
(if titles were copyrightable) wouldnt i hold the copyright, being as i provided the 2 source titles ?? how is that different from sampling an older song to make a new song? : )
* This message has been edited by the author on 6/12/2002 7:29:00 PM. |
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06/12/2002 07:32:38 PM · #46 |
Originally posted by magnetic9999:
(if titles were copyrightable) wouldnt i hold the copyright, being as i provided the 2 source titles ?? how is that different from sampling an older song to make a new song? : )
I think you're joking but I'll answer it anyway. Titles are not copyrightable. As for song-sampling, a song that uses a sample of another song would be considered a derivative work. What that means is that the writer of the song owns the copyright to the song as a whole; however the writer of the sampled song holds copyright to the sample. In essence, that makes the song-owner's rights dependent on the sample-owners rights.
-Terry
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06/12/2002 08:09:48 PM · #47 |
Originally posted by finnur:
Here are my outtakes
for this challenge. Thought I´d submit them to show the sceptics that the Icelandic sunset and weather conditions can be rather blended. Sometimes we have rain, snow, sun, wind and stuff taking turnis in making us crazy.
So having a nice sunset in your review mirror on a rainy day is totaly normal and not a photoshop stunt ;)
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06/12/2002 08:12:02 PM · #48 |
solerlag3 spectacular with good cropping.
Vin
]Originally posted by finnur:[/b]
Here are my outtakes
for this challenge. Thought I´d submit them to show the sceptics that the Icelandic sunset and weather conditions can be rather blended. Sometimes we have rain, snow, sun, wind and stuff taking turnis in making us crazy.
So having a nice sunset in your review mirror on a rainy day is totaly normal and not a photoshop stunt ;)
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06/12/2002 08:38:04 PM · #49 |
I am a lefty guitar player, so I picked that up quickly.
Originally posted by connie:
Originally posted by Zeissman:
[i]Has anybody told that guy he is holding the quitar backwards?
Originally posted by clubjuggle:
[i]Originally posted by connie:
[i]My on the road outtakes.. //www.constance-mcguire.com/willie/ontheroad.htm
Sorry I don''t have the hang of this link stuff yet :-
Happy birthday Connie!
-Terry
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That's my sister playing the part of willie and she is left handed we noticed that the guitar was backwards after the shoot.....lol We knew someone would notice that :-)
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06/12/2002 08:40:44 PM · #50 |
i know. i knew they werent. hence my parens, which was to say, assuming they were, they would follow the same rules as songs and samples, meaning that GeneralE's composite 'supertitle' was actually derivative of the original titles. but they're not, so yes, I'm joking : ) . .
Originally posted by clubjuggle:
Originally posted by magnetic9999:
[i](if titles were copyrightable) wouldnt i hold the copyright, being as i provided the 2 source titles ?? how is that different from sampling an older song to make a new song? : )
I think you're joking but I'll answer it anyway. Titles are not copyrightable. As for song-sampling, a song that uses a sample of another song would be considered a derivative work. What that means is that the writer of the song owns the copyright to the song as a whole; however the writer of the sampled song holds copyright to the sample. In essence, that makes the song-owner's rights dependent on the sample-owners rights.
-Terry
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