indu 2
Uploaded: May 19, 2006
Exif: FNumber: 2.8, ExposureBiasValue: 0/3, ExposureTime: 1.66666666666667E-02, Flash: flash did not fire, ISO: 800, WhiteBalance: auto white balance
Debbie Del Tejo May 24, 2006
Nason, is that paint on his forehead??? because if it is, the black and white just looks like a way overexposed forehead and/or a white blotch. The color one shows more of the color in his forehead but I am not sure if it is paint or not. In this case ( AND I LOVE BLACK AND WHITE) I like the color one better. Interesting portrait though. #2807561Carlo Cascone May 29, 2006
Thank you Nason and Debbie for the interest in this indian portrait!Anne Marie Hickey May 31, 2006
Carlo,Carlo Cascone June 02, 2006
Thank you Ane Mary!Ronald F. Fischer June 07, 2006
This is a wonderful portrait, Carlo! I think I like the B&W version the best! #2864987Jesse C. Plummer June 07, 2006
I am curious about just one thing... who took the picture???? #2866161Debbie Del Tejo June 07, 2006
Oh good eye Jesse....was it Carlo or Nason. #2866511Carlo Cascone June 07, 2006
I took the shot in India and posted it in color. Nason a wonderful black and white version!Jesse C. Plummer June 08, 2006
Is Nason a person? Did Nason with your permission, alter then repost the image? Or is Nason your persona for BW images? It's no big deal really, I am just curious. It was just unusual to me to see two identical images with two seperate copyrights. #2868137Carlo Cascone June 09, 2006
You're right Jesse! It looks strange to me too. I do not know how Nason could capture my photo and post it again in B/W. One thing I am sure: I am Carlo Cascone and I posted the colored shot!!!Debbie Del Tejo June 09, 2006
This is job for SUPERMAN!!!!Jesse C. Plummer June 09, 2006
Ok, lets look at this from a legal standpoint, maybe we all can learn something useful. If I were to take the BW image and sell it as mine, who would have legal recourse for copyright infringements, Nason or Carlo? My best guess is Carlo since he is the original artist(photographer) that made the image. If Nason were recruited by Carlo to help edit the image, did Carlo forfeit the right to copyright protection to the altered image? From Carlo's previous response, he was unaware of the altered repost. I thought if you attempted to download an image from here, you would get a dialog box stating that unauthorized downloads are not permitted and to contact the photographer. #2876139Carlo Cascone June 09, 2006
I agree with Jesse! It is not possible to download pictures directly from "betterphoto". All of us tried once and got the alert dialog box as Jesse wrote!Cédric Raket June 10, 2006
If I can just give you my thoughts on the "technical" part of downloading a picture from betterphoto.com ... It is possible, fairly easy even, but I do not want to post it here. I don't know if a forum admin reads this but he can sure send me a little message and I'll explain! #2876601Debbie Del Tejo June 10, 2006
If he is computer savvy he might have figured a way to....nothing is impossible!Jesse C. Plummer June 10, 2006
I know it is actually possible, the message box only works in certain browsers, not in certain others. Maybe the coders can fix that as well, I will even help them by telling them the browser I know doesn't stop you. But, the primary point is a legal standpoint. Who owns the copyright to the BW version, Nason or Carlo? Where are the lawyers when you need one???? We keep this up and we will fill an entire issue of snapshot with this dialog...lol #2877546Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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