Photo contests
Posted 16/11/2006 - 07:50
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There are quite a few publishers of photos, poetry, short stories, etc., that are a form of "vanity publishing". They put your work in a book just to sell you a copy. I have no idea if your picture appears in just one copy (yours) or lots of copies, but I suspect the former.
Incidentally, the picture you sent me was much too big to send by e-mail. Images for e-mail should be resized to a small JPEG and I would suggest a modest file size of no more than 200K.
Incidentally, the picture you sent me was much too big to send by e-mail. Images for e-mail should be resized to a small JPEG and I would suggest a modest file size of no more than 200K.
Best regards, John
Posted 16/11/2006 - 08:06
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Photolaureates looks as though it might have been set up by that master photographer, Ken Rockwell.
I don't think an invitation from them is anything to get overly excited about.
And watch your wallet.
G
I don't think an invitation from them is anything to get overly excited about.
And watch your wallet.
G
Keywords: Charming, polite, and generally agreeable.
Posted 16/11/2006 - 09:45
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(@ George )
The only site and reference I could find was:
www.photolaureates.org - which is a Canadian based company. However, check this comment too:
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/archive/index.php/t-226810.html
Any more details?
Matt
The only site and reference I could find was:
www.photolaureates.org - which is a Canadian based company. However, check this comment too:
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/archive/index.php/t-226810.html
Any more details?
Matt
Posted 16/11/2006 - 10:40
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On the contrary, Matt, this is a site run by real experts with real insights to impart.
For instance, their John Warton says:
"The subject should be the focus of the picture.”
“Try to always be ready."
"It is OK to make mistakes and learn."
“Lightning [sic] plays a key role in getting a quality shot."
"Be original." (Now that's original!)
Some of his points are so profound, they need careful thinking about:
"Remember that photographs are made to be made – not to be taken."
Gems, all of them.
G
For instance, their John Warton says:
"The subject should be the focus of the picture.”
“Try to always be ready."
"It is OK to make mistakes and learn."
“Lightning [sic] plays a key role in getting a quality shot."
"Be original." (Now that's original!)
Some of his points are so profound, they need careful thinking about:
"Remember that photographs are made to be made – not to be taken."
Gems, all of them.
G
Keywords: Charming, polite, and generally agreeable.
Posted 16/11/2006 - 10:49
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Fan and user of quality Pentax Shiny Kit
WEBSITE www.willbartonphotography.com & www.inspiredlightimages.com
Will Barton Photography: Landscapes, Cityscapes
My Flickr
Follow Will Barton Photography on Facebook
Posted 16/11/2006 - 11:32
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ROFL
I'm learning all the time
Matt
I'm learning all the time
Matt
Posted 16/11/2006 - 12:14
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They could do with a few spelling lessons too!
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