Show us your setup and the final result!

artyman wrote in post #16504357
On that basis then there should be no photographs of cars, or any other manufactured object come to that, methinks this is rubbish.

Let me give you a real live example. I'm retired and shoot cars at car shows for a hobby now. I create artistic (IMHO) (http://www.flickr.com …2/sets/72157629​485697068/) poster style images to sell to the owners. A few years ago, I created an image using a photo of a Shelby Cobra and posted it to Fine Art America. I sold a handful of images over the next year or so then got a letter from FAA saying they had pulled the image because of a cease and desist order from the Shelby lawyers. I responded with a letter to the lawyers and they graciously offered to license the image to me for a 'small' fee if they could in turn use it for promotional purposes.

I told them where to stick it and that was the end of it. But it does show that even using an image of a car, if used for commercial purposes violates the company's design trademark/copyright. I never had any idea.

Hinson wrote in post #16523253
Let me give you a real live example. I'm retired and shoot cars at car shows for a hobby now. I create artistic (IMHO) (http://www.flickr.com …2/sets/72157629​485697068/) poster style images to sell to the owners.

Wow!! Nice Flickr!!!

NCHANT wrote in post #16522962
One from last night basic setup of a Canon 6D running Magic Lantern - intervalometer without a remote or any other gear:

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/mikeymack/11346​191213/
Time-lapseing Auckland by Mikey Mack, on Flickr

Here's the time-lapse as well:
http://www.flickr.com …344824346/in/ph​otostream/

My question on time-lapse images such as this. The camera "appears' to be in a spot accessible to the public. Did you sit there guarding the camera for the full time this was shot? Looks like a day long shoot. How does one protect the camera for a time lapse?

Hinson wrote in post #16523276
My question on time-lapse images such as this. The camera "appears' to be in a spot accessible to the public. Did you sit there guarding the camera for the full time this was shot? Looks like a day long shoot. How does one protect the camera for a time lapse?

I usually find spots where there's not many people, this shoot I only saw 3 people walking their dogs I was there for 1.5 hours? Just sit there with a couple of drinks in hand i do enjoy being out there and letting the camera do it's thing, but now I have 2 cameras so can catch the things I would otherwise miss.

-AP- wrote in post #16523264
Wow!! Nice Flickr!!!

Hey, thank you so much. That's encouraging, coming from another photographer.

NCHANT wrote in post #16523365
I usually find spots where there's not many people, this shoot I only saw 3 people walking their dogs I was there for 1.5 hours? Just sit there with a couple of drinks in hand i do enjoy being out there and letting the camera do it's thing, but now I have 2 cameras so can catch the things I would otherwise miss.

LOL...at my age if I sit still for that long, I fall asleep...hehehe

NCHANT wrote in post #16523365
I usually find spots where there's not many people, this shoot I only saw 3 people walking their dogs I was there for 1.5 hours? Just sit there with a couple of drinks in hand i do enjoy being out there and letting the camera do it's thing, but now I have 2 cameras so can catch the things I would otherwise miss.

Jeez - I looked at the included image and thought it was Seattle!

I really like your PP (and compositing) skills, Jerry. Wow, I could learn a thing or two from you!

Hinson wrote in post #16523374
LOL...at my age if I sit still for that long, I fall asleep...hehehe

i haven't seen you for a long time sir. wherev u been? how's things?

vinmunoz wrote in post #16524616
i haven't seen you for a long time sir. wherev u been? how's things?

I was thinking this same thing.

Hey guys; thanks for the welcoming words. It has been a while. Wrecked my bike while heading up to Thurmont (Shane, you'll know where that is) last July, spent a few weeks in and out of the hosp. getting tests to make sure I was still in one piece and have been dealing with the shop getting the bike fixed every since. Kinda lost my desire to shoot during that period, mainly because I was stuck at home all day But, got the bike back now (of course it's too cold to ride) and feeling much better. Completely healed (only had some very bad road rash) and looking forward to warmer weather when I can get out an shoot again. Over the past few month though, I've been working on some of my older images and set up an Etsy shop. (https://www.etsy.com/s​hop/GHinsonWhite)

Again; it's great to be back and thank you for noticing I was gone. That's what community is all about.

Corbeau wrote in post #16524468
I really like your PP (and compositing) skills, Jerry. Wow, I could learn a thing or two from you!

Corbeau; thank you for the oh-so kind words. Much of what you see in those images, I picked up here and on POTN. If there is anything particular you want to know, just ask. I'm more than willing to share.

I love this thread. Have never posted. Though it my be worthy with this "set up".

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …s/coryshuler/11​370140303/

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …s/coryshuler/11​370068774/

idsurfer wrote in post #16526787
I love this thread. Have never posted. Though it my be worthy with this "set up".

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …s/coryshuler/11​370140303/

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …s/coryshuler/11​370068774/

Thats cool excellent control of Dog.

idsurfer wrote in post #16526787
I love this thread. Have never posted. Though it my be worthy with this "set up".

Nice.