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Royal Photography
Posts: 2011
Birmingham, Alabama, US
Oh geeze....I wish I had never said it now....
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Yuriy
Posts: 1000
Gillette, New Jersey, US
Allen Coefield wrote:
Oh geeze....I wish I had never said it now.... So do I...
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Lotus Photography
Posts: 19253
Berkeley, California, US
someone had to, don't feel bad.. take a self portrait and grope the llama..
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Royal Photography
Posts: 2011
Birmingham, Alabama, US
lotusphoto wrote:
someone had to, don't feel bad.. take a self portrait and grope the llama.. I did that and ended up slapping myself
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S W I N S K E Y
Posts: 24376
Saint Petersburg, Florida, US
i heard a story once, that there was an llama herder attending a shoot and this photog wanted to step into the frame and get his pic taken with the llama... so he asked the llama herder to snap the shutter... i suggested that the "llama herder" that snapped the pic was the actual copyright holder... boy that pissed everyone off... ![https://i.imgur.com/m8TQi.png]()
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Royal Photography
Posts: 2011
Birmingham, Alabama, US
Doug Swinskey wrote:
i heard a story once, that there was an escort attending a shoot and this photog wanted to step into the frame and get his pic taken with the llama...
so he asked the escort to snap the shutter...
is suggested that the "escort" that snapped the pic was the actual copyright holder...
boy that pissed everyone off... Oh geesh!!! I was only joking about the escort/copyright thing...but I had a feeling there would be a story or two come from it
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S W I N S K E Y
Posts: 24376
Saint Petersburg, Florida, US
the photog was..its my lights, my setup, my equipment... but the escort created the image i said... the photog got so mad at me...but i think im right..who ever creates the image owns copyright..it was a unique moment in time that was captured..by the person that snapped the shutter.. so maybe not such an off the wall situation... ![https://i.imgur.com/m8TQi.png]()
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Paul Valach
Posts: 550
Avondale, Arizona, US
Doug Swinskey wrote:
the photog was..its my lights, my setup, my equipment...
but the escort created the image i said...
the photog got so mad at me...but i think im right..who ever creates the image owns copyright..it was a unique moment in time that was captured..by the person that snapped the shutter..
so maybe not such an off the wall situation... Ummm I belive its called a "timer" or a "remote"..
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e-string
Posts: 24002
Kansas City, Missouri, US
Doug Swinskey wrote:
the photog was..its my lights, my setup, my equipment...
but the ![https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/ca/88-90_Ford_Escort_Wagon.jpg/120px-88-90_Ford_Escort_Wagon.jpg]() created the image i said...
the photog got so mad at me...but i think im right..who ever creates the image owns copyright..it was a unique moment in time that was captured..by the person that snapped the shutter..
so maybe not such an off the wall situation... Creating an image is a lot more than just pushing a button.
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ShadowCrafter
Posts: 1523
Pike Road, Alabama, US
e-string wrote:
Creating an image is a lot more than just pushing a button. String, you bad girl you. that was SOOOOOOOOoooooooo funny
I am still rotf and lmao SOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooo FUNNY
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fstopdreams
Posts: 4300
Chattanooga, Tennessee, US
Buy some rural land. Dig several shallow graves. Keep a picture of those holes and earth mounds with you at all times. When someone needs to see into their future, hold out the picture and don't say anything - just stare directly into their eyes.
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e-string
Posts: 24002
Kansas City, Missouri, US
ShadowCrafter wrote:
String, you bad girl you. that was SOOOOOOOOoooooooo funny
I am still rotf and lmao SOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooo FUNNY Ok but I wasn't trying to be funny 
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Christopher Hartman
Posts: 54196
Buena Park, California, US
Doug Swinskey wrote:
i heard a story once, that there was an escort attending a shoot and this photog wanted to step into the frame and get his pic taken with the llama...
so he asked the escort to snap the shutter...
i suggested that the "escort" that snapped the pic was the actual copyright holder...
boy that pissed everyone off... Wouldn't that fall then into work for hire? It's the photogs equipment, etc. 
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Mark Brummitt
Posts: 40527
Clarkston, Michigan, US
e-string wrote:
Creating an image is a lot more than just pushing a button. Now you tell me.
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Image K
Posts: 23400
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
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AHouston
Posts: 424
Norfolk, Virginia, US
Allen Coefield wrote:
Oh geeze....I wish I had never said it now.... Not a problem...
"You want me to shoot those other llamas you've brought along Mr. Hefner? Certainly sir."
"You are adding more zeroes to that check? That would be fine sir."
"The llama oiler is sick and you'd like me to substitute?"....
Then I woke up B->
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S W I N S K E Y
Posts: 24376
Saint Petersburg, Florida, US
e-string wrote:
Creating an image is a lot more than just pushing a button. not with a camera is not, you only have to release the shutter.
![https://i.imgur.com/m8TQi.png]()
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S W I N S K E Y
Posts: 24376
Saint Petersburg, Florida, US
Christopher Hartman wrote:
Wouldn't that fall then into work for hire? It's the photogs equipment, etc. nope..work for hire has specific guidelines..like its part of the conditions of you employ that you create the image...
![https://i.imgur.com/m8TQi.png]()
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Refracted Thoughts
Posts: 1348
Vaihingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Image K wrote:
![https://img207.imageshack.us/img207/6396/jeeziz3.jpg]() I really need this in a 30x40 poster for my office. Thanks for the best laugh tonight.
These urban legends are started by models who are tired of standing in the buff while some middle-aged, overweight, balding guy wants to put his arms around her so he can make his high school alumni envy his success with the ladies.
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created the image i said... 
