Please Read - Posting in the forum section
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Please Read - Posting in the forum section
Dear Photographers, this section was created for each of you to post and share images YOU took yourself. No matter the skill level or experience please share those images. What we do not want to happen is we are posting random images we found online and especially do not want to take images from other photographers and use them with being an even bigger no no if we do not give the artist credit.
There is one exception to this rule. That being if they are having a discussion about an image and how it was created while still crediting the original artist. For example if there is an image by Ansel Adams of "Half Dome" someone could post it for discussion purposes by posting the image then crediting the artist (so we all knew who took the photo) and then just having a conversation about the impact, how it was created, relevance etc.... That instance is perfectly acceptable as it would be a discussion or example thread.
Example of a potential post below.
The photographer that influenced me the most growing up was Ansel Adams. The level of skill needed to produce such high quality works of art during this time is hard to comprehend. Here is one of his most famous works below. Who was you favorite Artist that influenced you the most and what image really made you do "Ahh Haa"!
Photo: Monolith, the Face of Half Dome
Location: Yosemite National Park
Year: 1927
Photographer: Ansel Adams
Copyright Owner: "The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust"
There is one exception to this rule. That being if they are having a discussion about an image and how it was created while still crediting the original artist. For example if there is an image by Ansel Adams of "Half Dome" someone could post it for discussion purposes by posting the image then crediting the artist (so we all knew who took the photo) and then just having a conversation about the impact, how it was created, relevance etc.... That instance is perfectly acceptable as it would be a discussion or example thread.
Example of a potential post below.
The photographer that influenced me the most growing up was Ansel Adams. The level of skill needed to produce such high quality works of art during this time is hard to comprehend. Here is one of his most famous works below. Who was you favorite Artist that influenced you the most and what image really made you do "Ahh Haa"!
Photo: Monolith, the Face of Half Dome
Location: Yosemite National Park
Year: 1927
Photographer: Ansel Adams
Copyright Owner: "The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust"
Last edited by Nitro-C5; 11-02-2021 at 03:33 PM.
