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another fine one.. perhaps you wrote it wrongly.. it is called Mother Board..
Fantastic series, I've really enjoyed these. Sorry I have had very little time for commenting, but it's been something to look forward to every morning.
Another beauty. This series has to be a book!
This one made my day ,made me smile very much enjoyed .
Enjoyed a lot your series. But about copyright I have a question. If I take a shot of an urban billboard ( being on a wall on a street, so a public domain); If cropping the billboard image and using it as my own picture or in a collage as yours, what's happening?; I know that you will not able to make an answer, but it would be a maybe a discussion subject on the forum; in the same sense the EU, now occupied with the refugee crisis, has abandoned for the moment, a very sensible subject for photographers, reported 3 months ago by Wikipedia: there was a project of a UE to prohibit taking shots, even in public spaces as streets or squares,. for copyrighted buildings ( a younger than 70 years old building is considered the property of the architect; so even it is your property - you bought the house for example - you cannot take shots without the architect or the rights owner permission). So no more modern buildings shots. By fortune this EU legislative initiative it has been postponed, but in the future the problem will come again. I think, maybe on photographers sites, this should be discussed. I have read some law opinions on the net and this could be a very very serious problem: for example how to know the age of the construction to know if it is allowed to take shots with it or no.
Silviu
Silviu
love the title....
Brilliant, liked seeing them
Great finish for a super creative series, Nathan
Well personally I thought it was bloody obvious that the images were made up mainly of none personal images Nathan and I'm sure that you did mention it somewhere along the line. And if www images are subject to copyright, then the owner's should take the time and trouble to make sure that they cannot be ripped off in my opinion.
But any way, a great finale to the series Nathan which I and many others have enjoyed. My award today not only goes to this image but to the whole brilliant set. I think that the owners of said images should pay you for advertising and promoting their Work
John
and I'm sure that you did mention it somewhere along the line. And if www images are subject to copyright, then the owner's should take the time and trouble to make sure that they cannot be ripped off in my opinion. But any way, a great finale to the series Nathan which I and many others have enjoyed. My award today not only goes to this image but to the whole brilliant set. I think that the owners of said images should pay you for advertising and promoting their Work
John
i also enjoyed your work make sure there are no dry joints
billy
billy
A great series I enjoy the idea behind
I don't think PranavMishra quite understands the pun and spelling!
I'm loving your very inventive titles as much as your creations, Nathan Like that poster too! Hope it's not copyrighted.... I didn't expect you to have photographed each element in your images, we all take others (non-copywrited) stuff and include it in our creations, don't we? Silviu sums it all up well - the whole issue is just getting sillier about what you can photograph and what you can't 
Trev
I'm loving your very inventive titles as much as your creations, Nathan
Like that poster too! Hope it's not copyrighted.... I didn't expect you to have photographed each element in your images, we all take others (non-copywrited) stuff and include it in our creations, don't we? Silviu sums it all up well - the whole issue is just getting sillier about what you can photograph and what you can't Trev
Yes - silly 'laws' of copyright taken to extremes. I can't see that it matters if you're not making money out of said photos and you also give an acknowledgement - which you have Nathan .... In fact - it's good free publicity/ advertising for the Photographer in question. I would feel highly honoured if someone liked my pic enough to use it. Eileen
A fantastic end to your wonderful art work series, I have really enjoyed them , love the title too.
Agree with John with every word he says.
Patty
Agree with John with every word he says.
Patty
Brilliant Nathan..Lin
Nathan,
It looks like you have influenced another ePz member to try this (representing computer terms).
https://www.ephotozine.com/photo/screen-shot-44824924#comment_18282079
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It looks like you have influenced another ePz member to try this (representing computer terms).
https://www.ephotozine.com/photo/screen-shot-44824924#comment_18282079
-=\Walter
