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Here is another from the same event as the crack pic, I would love some input on this one to make it better.
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Lose the watermark. Really it's not doing you any good.
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Not to thread jack, but this is what I'm talking about: pic
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As far as the watermark, is that not they way to go as far as protecting ones work?
I too wish I had shot some with the phone in focus... hindsight is 20/20
How much of your work has been stolen? How much have you sold (except commissioned weddings, portraits and the like)?
I'll be honest if you will. I have one shot that I've sold 4 times to different advertising companies. It's featured on my gallery on smugmug with originals available. I've never really promoted it except to post on smugmug and a blog about Waltham community history. It's not watermarked. The buyers sought me out. I've made a total of about $1k from it.
Perhaps there are other of my shots selling sneakers, hanging from dorm room walls, featured in newspapers and I'm not being paid or credited? Somehow I don't think so. I wish it were true; it would mean that I'd created something of value, something worth protecting.
Smugmug itself provides an elegant and unobtrusive protection mechanism by limiting the maximum available resolution. This is the very same mechanism Magnum uses to protect the most valuable PJ, Street, &etc. photographs ever taken. Do you really have a reason to think you need more protection?
Sorry for that, but it applies to me as well and also to almost all of us. First worry about making something worth stealing and then worry about protecting it.
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Boots are pointing away, no PP inserting image or anything. I think the only PP was some burning and maybe some saturation.
upon closer inspection you are correct. *shakes head to clear cobwebs*
I thought the back of the knee was the ankle bend and the toes of the shoes were outlined by the arc made up of the shiny/sparkly thingies. heh
14-24 24-70 70-200mm (vr2)
85 and 50 1.4
45 PC and sb910 x2
http://www.danielkimphotography.com
In regards to the watermark, this is a great shot and I think what is being implied is that the photo would be that much better without it or at best a smaller more transparent one.
I keep coming back to this picture... I do love it. I also wonder what is in the pocket of the guy on the left. ( did anyone notice a guy on the left ? .) whatever it is looks kinda heavy and I wish that guy would not have been standing there but you gotta catch what ya gotta catch.. it was worth it to get this one..
In keeping with your title and paraphrasing Mae West: "Maybe he was just happy to see you!"
Heh.... that's really funny considering it is a side pocket