Photos taken with a Nikon D90 Digital Camera with an 18-200 Nikon Zoom Lens (VR), a 55mm F1.8D lens or an 18-55 Nikon Zooms Lens (VR), a Nikon D70 or with Sue's camera - an Olympus SP-510UZ.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Punting on the Avon (Christchurch, New Zealand)
I was informed recently that this photo has been listed in the fourth edition of the Schmap Christchurch Guide. I won't get any compensation but I'll get credit and my photo will be widely distributed.
How do I get permission to use this image on a new travel website I'm creating? Uplanit.com goes on-line mid Jan and this is the best pic I have seen of this activity - please, can I use it.
Well fred-wino after 30 years in the travel business and being a born and bred Kiwi and having seen some very bad collections of NZ photos in my time, your photos are one of the best collections I have seen. Obviously a lot of care has gone into them and you have captured the essence of the country extremely well. Terrific
Hi Lindsay, Thanks for the kind comments. We visited New Zealand in 2006 and had a wonderful time. As you can probably figure out, I'm quite interested in wine and New Zealand had some fabulous wineries. Too bad it's so far from Canada. I'm interested in knowing how you found my photo blog in the first place?
From memory Fred I think I got it through Google Search but I can't be sure. It's a pity that your shots are not in a higher resolution - I'm doing a gallery of the best NZ photos I can find on my site but the tech people tell me they have to be a minumim of 920 X 259 pixels (whatever that means...not much to me)I would have liked to use a few of yours especially the Napier ones...oh well. Cheers, Lindsay
I was informed recently that this photo has been listed in the fourth edition of the Schmap Christchurch Guide. I won't get any compensation but I'll get credit and my photo will be widely distributed.
Congratulations, Wine Boy, it's a beautiful image. I had my picture on the Post Office wall once but I've since changed my identity. Keep sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow do I get permission to use this image on a new travel website I'm creating? Uplanit.com goes on-line mid Jan and this is the best pic I have seen of this activity - please, can I use it.
ReplyDeleteLindsay,
ReplyDeleteYou can use my photo as long as I get credit on your website for taking the picture.
Thanks for that Fred - keep an eye out for launch mid-Jan ... www.uplanit.com - let me know what you think of it - Cheers, Lindsay
ReplyDeleteIf you want to see more of my photos go to: http://www.flickr.com/photos/94157664@N00/
ReplyDeleteWell fred-wino after 30 years in the travel business and being a born and bred Kiwi and having seen some very bad collections of NZ photos in my time, your photos are one of the best collections I have seen. Obviously a lot of care has gone into them and you have captured the essence of the country extremely well. Terrific
ReplyDeleteHi Lindsay, Thanks for the kind comments. We visited New Zealand in 2006 and had a wonderful time. As you can probably figure out, I'm quite interested in wine and New Zealand had some fabulous wineries. Too bad it's so far from Canada. I'm interested in knowing how you found my photo blog in the first place?
ReplyDeleteFred
From memory Fred I think I got it through Google Search but I can't be sure. It's a pity that your shots are not in a higher resolution - I'm doing a gallery of the best NZ photos I can find on my site but the tech people tell me they have to be a minumim of 920 X 259 pixels (whatever that means...not much to me)I would have liked to use a few of yours especially the Napier ones...oh well. Cheers, Lindsay
ReplyDeleteHi Lindsay,
ReplyDeleteIf you feel comfortable leaving me your e-mail address on this site I can e-mail you some of the photos in higher resolution.
Fred
That would be fantastic Fred - lindsay@uplanit.com - many thanks, Lindsay
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