Breaking The Limitations of Photography

[Josh100LuBu]

You are very mistaken, I am the owner of these photos.

If you didn't actually press the shutter release, then you may want to discuss this issue with a member of the US Supreme Court, they seem to have a somewhat different opinion...

I'll gladly debate that with them.

 

[tirediron]

You are very mistaken, I am the owner of these photos.

If you didn't actually press the shutter release, then you may want to discuss this issue with a member of the US Supreme Court, they seem to have a somewhat different opinion...

I'll gladly debate that with them.

 

[The_Traveler]

All this time I thought that avatar was Snerd.

 

[fjrabon]

I simply don't have the talent to attack a Hussar Jacket with a Sextant at the same time. I hope to get there one day, but for now, I just can't really pull it off. The buttons, combined with the knobs, it just sort of rattles me in person.

 

[astroNikon]

Is the publisher has the copyright for that monkey's photo?

No one has a copyright on that monkey photo.

and all along I thought it was a true selfie

 

[astroNikon]

You are very mistaken, I am the owner of these photos.

If you didn't actually press the shutter release, then you may want to discuss this issue with a member of the US Supreme Court, they seem to have a somewhat different opinion...

I'll gladly debate that with them.

Actually, when you debate artistic capacities .. isn't everyone right in their own realm ?

 

[snerd]

and all along I thought it was a true selfie

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[sm4him]

I sure do like turtles.

 

[tirediron]

I sure do like turtles.

Mmmmmmmmmmm turkles. I loves turkles!

 

[snerd]

The dude abides........



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[limr30 3]

The dude abides........
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And this is now the second time I've asked - where's my Caucasian??

 

[mattpayne11]

Interesting thread... I had to go back and find the OP's thread that everyone was referencing and then I had to chuckle a bit...

I think this thread actually had a lot of promise in regards to ethics and drawing a line in the sand... and defining the slippery slope. I did not see anything in the OPs photos that was pushing any boundaries (poor exposure and white balance control aside) except for perhaps the inclusion of some composited items such as stars etc... which I don't mind at all. I think OP has some nice thoughts in his photos, but the technical aspects of the photos were quite missed. Keep at it, dude, I think your creativity will shine. Don't constrain your originality or creativity with any limitations... and, you'll see that over time your popularity will rise if your work has any merit.

 

[Josh100LuBu]

and all along I thought it was a true selfie

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Why would you use this?

 

[pixmedic]

and all along I thought it was a true selfie

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Why would you use this?

obviously he is pushing artistic boundaries.

 

[Josh100LuBu]

and all along I thought it was a true selfie

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Why would you use this?

obviously he is pushing artistic boundaries.

Does he own the copyright to such an image?