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No Lloyd, to her exasperation, I didn't yield. Then she replied with a national gesture she knew me, as a Briton, would not know. This is equivalent to a gesture utilizing the middle finger, btw.
Hmmm... well, at least there's a smile on her face.
Thanks Matt! Actually got this lens off of a reputable dealer in Hong Kong from Flea-Bay & its one of my favorite lenses.It had the adapter already on it for Nikon. It rained all night & the flowers were soaked!
Great set! This first one looks like a collision is imminent. I hope there wasn't one.Some more from the Lake Union Duck Dodge boat people. Thanks for looking. The EXIF data in Zenfolio looks suspiciously the same? Have to check in Lightroom tonight. Thanks for looking. cheers, Matt.
1. D3s; 200-400mm f/4; 1/500s @ f/4; ISO 320
Tremendous IQ & Set!Some more from the Lake Union Duck Dodge boat people. Thanks for looking. The EXIF data in Zenfolio looks suspiciously the same? Have to check in Lightroom tonight. Thanks for looking. cheers, Matt.
4. D3s; 200-400mm f/4; 1/500s @ f/4; ISO 320
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Osman: This is a great photo! The kids are "posing" a bit and seem in a playful mood. You caught a wonderful moment. Beautiful focus, OOF, and PP. Cheers, MattNo Lloyd, to her exasperation, I didn't yield. Then she replied with a national gesture she knew me, as a Briton, would not know. This is equivalent to a gesture utilizing the middle finger, btw.
Here's the final moment of this heart-breaking episode:
It's a great lens, used well. I was kidding about the spritz bottle.Thanks Matt! Actually got this lens off of a reputable dealer in Hong Kong from Flea-Bay & its one of my favorite lenses.It had the adapter already on it for Nikon. It rained all night & the flowers were soaked!
Lloyd: Thank you! No collision - telephoto compression. Although, I'm surprised there weren't any! These guys were good.
Steve: Thank you!
More OT
Wow. Impressive stuff, Chris. Nicely seen and captured! :salute:
Chris: +1. Great sequence. of shots. Beautiful PP. Well seen. Cheers, Matt
Jorgen: Thanks. It was a good day for sailing. Here's one for you - neck and neck! Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
Great shot Matt!!! Love this one!Jorgen: Thanks. It was a good day for sailing. Here's one for you - neck and neck! Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
D3s; 200-400mm f/4; 200mm; 1/800s @ f/4; ISO 320
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
): I find myself on the horns of a dilemma. I was informed today that one of my images now occupies a two-page spread in a national magazine. Pretty cool, on one hand (Mimi is in the image, btw, but only I know which person is her)... I picked up a copy of the magazine, and sure enough, there it is. However, I never granted permission for it's use, have not been compensated, and wouldn't have even known about it if a friend hadn't called it to my attention. What's more, I wasn't even given photo credit for the shot!
Lloyd: Well, congratulations? I'm not versed in the law; but, it seems you're between a rock and a hard place. You're probably right; the magazine would have expected the Race Director to have the rights to use the photo. They'd probably expect him to rectify it, if confronted. At the least, a photo credit would be good. It'd be in the next issue; but, you'd have it in your portfolio. Good luck. Cheers, MattA little OT rant (it does involve an image shot with a Nikon
I've now done some checking and found out that the Race Director for a triathlon I shot gave them the image file, and it's used in a story promoting his race. I'm pretty sure that if I demand payment from the magazine, they'll just pass the cost through to the Race Director, saying in submitting the image, he had assured them he had the necessary rights for this use (it's right in their art submission policy). I know the guy, and he puts on a great race, but he and his team have lost money so far, and I'd like to see the race continue, and hopefully become successful, so I don't want him taking the hit.
Sooooo, I'm sort of at a loss as to what to do. I think I'd at least like to have photo credit. It would be nice to have the tear sheet in my portfolio. Any ideas?
