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Purplish-mantled and Golden-crowned Tanagers (Colombia)
- Animal Kingdom
- 1 Replies
These two species from the Iridosornis genus of Tanagers were definite highlights on my recent trip to Colombia.
Feel free to see more from my trip here - http://www.glennbartley.com/naturephotography/articles/Gallery%20-%20Colombia2016.html
Golden-crowned Tanager
Purplish-mantled Tanager
Feel free to see more from my trip here - http://www.glennbartley.com/naturephotography/articles/Gallery%20-%20Colombia2016.html
Golden-crowned Tanager
Purplish-mantled Tanager
Embed small watermark in "internet versions"? + Portfolio usage
- By niels123
- Wedding Photography
- 6 Replies
Occasionally, I photograph a wedding or other formal ceremony. Until now, I didn't have a contract and I just did all the communication via email. Recently, I had several bad experiences: clients violating agreements and refusing to pay 
This made me think to set up terms&conditions. Suddenly, I was asked to photograph a ceremony in seven days. Since I didn't have anything and wanted to be more 'strict' I made some clear terms&conditions and now my client complainds about two of these 'rules':
1) I wanted to put a small watermark of my homepage in the bottom right corner of my photos. I would then supply the client with two copies of each photo: full-res without watermark and about 1000px with small watermark for facebook etc.
2) I asked permission to use the photos for promotional activities (i.e. in my portfolio). He wants to give explicit written permission for each photo before I can use it.
3) If you do supply all the photos without any whatermark, is it then fair to request that the photographer is mentioned when photos are published by the client?
It is common practice for photographers to ask for permission in a contract so the photographer can use whatever he likes on his website(s)? What do you think of it?
What is you opinion on watermarks? Obviously, gray, small and only in the bottom and about 30% opacity, not large black or white text.
Here's an example:
This made me think to set up terms&conditions. Suddenly, I was asked to photograph a ceremony in seven days. Since I didn't have anything and wanted to be more 'strict' I made some clear terms&conditions and now my client complainds about two of these 'rules':
1) I wanted to put a small watermark of my homepage in the bottom right corner of my photos. I would then supply the client with two copies of each photo: full-res without watermark and about 1000px with small watermark for facebook etc.
2) I asked permission to use the photos for promotional activities (i.e. in my portfolio). He wants to give explicit written permission for each photo before I can use it.
3) If you do supply all the photos without any whatermark, is it then fair to request that the photographer is mentioned when photos are published by the client?
It is common practice for photographers to ask for permission in a contract so the photographer can use whatever he likes on his website(s)? What do you think of it?
What is you opinion on watermarks? Obviously, gray, small and only in the bottom and about 30% opacity, not large black or white text.
Here's an example:
"February 14" - Valentine's Day Comedy (Tamron 45mm 1.8 and LIT WITH IPHONES!)
- By Eugene
- Video & Movie
- 8 Replies
First of all.. Happy Valentine's Day!
Made a new comedy titled "February 14" - shot completely on the Tamron 45mm F1.8 8) the F1.8 aperture was crucial for shooting the scenes at night, especially since I didn't want to push the ISO too much on my 5D Mark ii.
Despite the large aperture, there just wasn't enough light.. And being a student, I lack money for fancy LED panels :/ but no problem, I like to think that limitations forces us to think out of the box! Hence, I used a gold reflector to bounce two iPhones' flashlight onto my actors to get that golden hour/sunset shot ;D I think it worked out fairly well, aside from the fact that it would have looked more natural if I placed the light on the other side :/ watch the "Behind the scenes" to see what I'm talking about!
Just goes to show that you don't need lots of equipment, money or crew to tell a story! Equipment's only part of the equation, a very small part
Let me know what you think of my video and hope it'll make your day ahaha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGsO_xjDWRY&feature=youtu.be
Enjoy and hope you all have a lovely day, whether you're in a relationship or not
Made a new comedy titled "February 14" - shot completely on the Tamron 45mm F1.8 8) the F1.8 aperture was crucial for shooting the scenes at night, especially since I didn't want to push the ISO too much on my 5D Mark ii.
Despite the large aperture, there just wasn't enough light.. And being a student, I lack money for fancy LED panels :/ but no problem, I like to think that limitations forces us to think out of the box! Hence, I used a gold reflector to bounce two iPhones' flashlight onto my actors to get that golden hour/sunset shot ;D I think it worked out fairly well, aside from the fact that it would have looked more natural if I placed the light on the other side :/ watch the "Behind the scenes" to see what I'm talking about!
Just goes to show that you don't need lots of equipment, money or crew to tell a story! Equipment's only part of the equation, a very small part
Let me know what you think of my video and hope it'll make your day ahahahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGsO_xjDWRY&feature=youtu.be
Enjoy and hope you all have a lovely day, whether you're in a relationship or not
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