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reddeathdrinker posted:My assistant caught me unawares at a wedding back in September... as I'm never comfortable in front of the camera, it turned out to be one of the best photos of me in recent years... You need to get out into the sunlight more.
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William T. Hornaday posted:You need to get out into the sunlight more. Cut him some slack, he's from the British Isles.
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Pompous Rhombus posted:Cut him some slack, he's from the British Isles. This. I tried to get sunburnt in the middle of summer playing cricket in Scotland, no hat no sunblock, didn't happen.
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Jan 1, 2011 21:52
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Here is an older photo of me. I really can't remember how old it is, but I still look the same and it is one of the only photos of me that I actually like. 
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Jan 2, 2011 03:38
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Spedman posted:This. I tried to get sunburnt in the middle of summer playing cricket in Scotland, no hat no sunblock, didn't happen. So true... My natural colour is light blue - takes me 6 weeks in the sun to even turn white. The post-processing doesn't help either, I'm really a sun-tanned mountain-god :p
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reddeathdrinker posted:My assistant caught me unawares at a wedding back in September... as I'm never comfortable in front of the camera, it turned out to be one of the best photos of me in recent years... David Patrick Kelly?
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Jan 4, 2011 19:22
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Wow you really kicked up the whole in fridge shot category. Although there should be just another kick of light in your face.
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AIIAZNSK8ER posted:Wow you really kicked up the whole in fridge shot category. Although there should be just another kick of light in your face. Yeah I did this as a goof-around thing. I'll have to make it a bit better.
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Jan 4, 2011 20:27
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 Your Narrator by ThisQuietReverie, on Flickr Doing that thing I do.
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Jan 5, 2011 08:43
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An old elementary school friend dug out maybe the best picture of me of all time. I'm on the far right.
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AIIAZNSK8ER posted:Wow you really kicked up the whole in fridge shot category. Although there should be just another kick of light in your face. Above head to make it look more like BLOPS
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LuisX posted:Above head to make it look more like BLOPS Since we're gonna get like a foot of snow this evening, I will stay inside and possibly do this because I will be bored.
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DJExile posted:Since we're gonna get like a foot of snow this evening, I will stay inside and possibly do this because I will be bored. I was able to do this because a professor let us out early because the snow was comin' down. Snowmageddon 2011! It isn't perfect (I should have come more from the side to show more of the gun; I should have gotten the muzzle closer to the lens; I wish I had a wider lens; I could have gone crazy and snooted flash onto my face to make it more dramatic, etc. This is a 10 minute job, shut your face), but for some reason my fridge light stopped working after a bit. 
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Jan 11, 2011 23:50
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My first attempt at a self-portrait. Lit by my bedroom light like a pro. My nose is all grainy and weird and I can't figure out a way to fix it in lightroom. Oh well.
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DJExile posted:Peep sights = best sights Kinda upset I haven't even had a chance to try them out. Went up to school and whoosh, the outdoor public range and nice weather disappeared =( I was going to shoot at my uncle's on New Years, but it was all rainy and wet.
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Wafflecopper posted:My first attempt at a self-portrait. Lit by my bedroom light like a pro. My nose is all grainy and weird and I can't figure out a way to fix it in lightroom. Oh well. Haaaandsome you. I chose this picture because it makes me look kind of smart. Except for the popped collar. I don't pop my collar. My wife said it would look cute OK EVERYBODY JUST SHUT UP 
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 Self Portrait at Cranberry Flats Jan 2011 1 by Execudork, on Flickr  Self Portrait at Cranberry Flats Jan 2011 2 by Execudork, on Flickr Everyone complaining about winter sucks. It's fantastic out there!
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Mannequin posted:Are you john scalzi's younger brother?
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psylent posted:Rami Malek?  
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AceClown posted:
No shotgun? I'm unimpressed. 
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Preface: Photos by one of our pilots who convinced me that the D700 is the way to go. backend by IkarusSixSix, on Flickr I'm on the left, my gunner is on the right (contrary to where we sit in the aircraft - flight engineer in the right seat and gunner in the left seat - he's leaning on my gun).  crew by IkarusSixSix, on Flickr The crew for that trip. Left to right: Pilot, flight engineer, co-pilot, gunner. Riot Carol Danvers fucked around with this message at 17:28 on Feb 1, 2011 |
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Pretty sure the copyright for stuff you shoot while working for the govt rests with them, jeisai. Also, GJ on getting a D700, it's an awesome machine. The helmet pic is soft as hell. Either you missed the focus or moved during the exposure (looks like the former).
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jeisai posted:
If by "best" you mean "the most offensive" then yes, I agree.
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evil_bunnY posted:Pretty sure the copyright for stuff you shoot while working for the govt rests with them, jeisai. Pretty sure the helmet was just a zoomed in part of the first picture (bottom left, on the helicopter).
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evil_bunnY posted:Pretty sure the copyright for stuff you shoot while working for the govt rests with them, jeisai. Actually, it just can't be copyrighted at all. "Works by the U.S. Government are not eligible for U.S. copyright protection." Also the guy to the right in both pictures could probably be overlayed over himself witout looking very off.
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poopinmymouth posted:If by "best" you mean "the most offensive" then yes, I agree. Fair enough. Sorry about that, PIMM. And let me understand this - shots taken on my personal camera at work do not belong to me because I work for the government? I mean it wouldn't surprise me at all.
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jeisai posted:And let me understand this - shots taken on my personal camera at work do not belong to me because I work for the government? I mean it wouldn't surprise me at all. That's correct.
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mr. mephistopheles posted:That's correct. After a quick phone call to base legal, photos can be copyrighted for personal use, but if I sell them I have to have an off-duty employment form filed with them. The question blew their minds and they had to look it up. Something I hadn't thought of, so thanks for bringing it up.
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mr. mephistopheles posted:That's correct. I actually sort of doubt that unless photography is in any way part of his government job.
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mr. mephistopheles posted:That's correct. Not true. I just got off the phone with USAF legal and they stated personal photos taken with personal equipment can be copyrighted. The main point they stated was that any commercial use of these images is approved for the military member just as long as they have been cleared to photograph in that specific area (like the flightline or another restricted zone with all security restrictions to these images still applicable) and an off-duty employment form is filled out with leadership signed off on it. bloops fucked around with this message at 19:56 on Feb 1, 2011 |
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Photos taken on duty by active duty US military are copyright owned by the photographer, unless, as can be the case with normal employees, they are shot as part of official duties, in which case likely the US owns them. Trust me.
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I was just going by this clause, "Works by the U.S. Government are not eligible for U.S. copyright protection." How strictly they enforce that is better left to somebody who is in the military and/or knows law. I work for the government in a civilian capacity and I see how they could very easily manipulate that phrasing to mean whatever the hell they want to, such as any photos I take while I'm at work are considered a "work by the U.S. Government." How would you even define that phrase? The U.S. Government isn't a physical entity, so the only thing I can take it to mean is photos taken by federal employees or those enlisted in the military during or as part of their service. They might let it slide and they might not, but I think it'd be an uphill battle trying to protect your copyright if they didn't want you to own the photos. I dunno, IANAL and all that.
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