Love this one.
Other contenders…
Love this one.
Other contenders…
These are the T’s & C’s that volunteers so far have been happy with:
Given a successfully decent image being taken I will submit that image digitally to RPS as my ARPS submission.
I will email you a full-resolution digital image file of the finished image as thanks for your help. If for some reason you want copies of all the images I take I would be happy to oblige, but they will be huge unprocessed raw files that you'll have to cope with yourself!
If the ARPS submission is successful I believe RPS like to add small versions of the images on their ARPS pages. I am able to decline that usage as they have a mechanism for that which would be unproblematic. If one person asks me to decline that usage I will decline it for all images because together they form a panel of fifteen.
I would include like to include approx 1600x1200 pixel images on my own website, in amongst all the other images. I can and would simply not do that if you request it. Certainly nobody visits my website anyway, and I do not use any remotely social media so no Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Blue Sky, etc and not even things like Flickr any more.
I wouldn’t be surprised if BN asked to use images, but that’s not the purpose of all this so I’d just say no for any images that were not explicitly approved by the subjects of the images. Were they to ask me, I would ask you and respond to them however you wished.
Copyright remains mine, but you can do what you want with it so long as you don't pretend you made it and if you credit me for it!
I can change these to suit, but it would get complicated probably…!
A couple of images taken while killing time between jobs.
Day trip to Hunstanton. Click them to view properly.
After many images taken of actual scythe work, it turns out that you can never see the blade of the scythe. Obviously! This one has a lot more humanity though and is easily my favourite.
A few others:
After a lot of photos taken in artfully contrived situations, one of which involved an angle grinder and a length of scaffold, inevitably the image I like best is this very natural one taken on the way to another location.
A few more….
A summer break activity created by member Mark Farringdon, to find 16 specific locations in the Shelfords and submit images either of or taken from the target location.
I submitted the above images, but also made these below…
Architecture in Vera Playa. Not unlike Monument Valley.
I like this one too though. More quotidian…
I can’t use this for my ARPS submission as it won’t fit in the panel properly, but I love it!
Or….
Or… This one has better engagement probably.
Though… I’m tempted also by this one!…
For a competition themed “Speed” because I am hilarious.
Cambridge Camera Club’s Creative Vision group’s topic this week is to all process the same image to our own style.
Original image:
Ross
Very pleased with these. Thanks to both Kate and Ross for their kindness.