In my last blog (shown below) I talked about how my day got even better after I had photographed my old school friend’s adorable little daughters.
So now I guess it is time for me to reveal to you all, as to what it exactly was that happened that day, that did make my day get even better than what it really was.
Ok, basically what it was, was that instead of going home after my shoot, (with my old school friend and her daughters) I instead decided to go and spend the rest of the day shooting the Dear aka Wild Life in Lyme Park.
Please see below for those images. Now moving on, if the striking poses of the Dear(s) was not enough for me that day, then the seeing / meeting of those other Photographers who I found working in that exact field as me that day was.
So now I guess it is time for me to reveal to you all, as to what it exactly was that happened that day, that did make my day get even better than what it really was.
Ok, basically what it was, was that instead of going home after my shoot, (with my old school friend and her daughters) I instead decided to go and spend the rest of the day shooting the Dear aka Wild Life in Lyme Park.
Please see below for those images. Now moving on, if the striking poses of the Dear(s) was not enough for me that day, then the seeing / meeting of those other Photographers who I found working in that exact field as me that day was.
Honestly people, I have been a photographer for about 4 years now and I can honestly tell you, that when Photographers meet each other like this, i.e. whilst working in the field at the same time, then folk I have to tell you that this is a very ‘awesome’ sight for us Photographers.
When one does see the outlines of those other blokes in the distance carrying their Camera’s with their Telescopic lens, then does give one a certain feeling of “Pride”. It’s almost as if your watching a mirrored reflection of your-self as you watch that bloke take aim with that lens and camera of his just like a sniper would with his scope and rifle. Again, one just gets a real sense / feeling of “Pride” when this kind of thing happens with Photographers.
Now to close this blog posting… if you all look at the very last image in this blog posting, then you will all notice that yes the last image in question is a “Silhouette of a Tree”.
But have you all noticed that, that image “DOES NOT HAVE MY COPY RIGHT LOGO ON IT”. Even though that image was shot with my own Nikon D40 Camera.?
To me (any way) then, the ownership of the ‘Silhouette of the Tree image’ belongs to that other Photographer who shot it that day with my Nikon D40 camera which he was holding, whilst the both of us were engaged in talking to each other about what cameras it was that we do shoot with.
But that’s what I think, so what do all you folk think? Does that other Photographer own the ownership to that photograph of the tree or is it mine due to the fact he shot it with my Nikon D40 camera…..? Very good question don’t you all think? Hmmm… I wonder…?
When one does see the outlines of those other blokes in the distance carrying their Camera’s with their Telescopic lens, then does give one a certain feeling of “Pride”. It’s almost as if your watching a mirrored reflection of your-self as you watch that bloke take aim with that lens and camera of his just like a sniper would with his scope and rifle. Again, one just gets a real sense / feeling of “Pride” when this kind of thing happens with Photographers.
Now to close this blog posting… if you all look at the very last image in this blog posting, then you will all notice that yes the last image in question is a “Silhouette of a Tree”.
But have you all noticed that, that image “DOES NOT HAVE MY COPY RIGHT LOGO ON IT”. Even though that image was shot with my own Nikon D40 Camera.?
To me (any way) then, the ownership of the ‘Silhouette of the Tree image’ belongs to that other Photographer who shot it that day with my Nikon D40 camera which he was holding, whilst the both of us were engaged in talking to each other about what cameras it was that we do shoot with.
But that’s what I think, so what do all you folk think? Does that other Photographer own the ownership to that photograph of the tree or is it mine due to the fact he shot it with my Nikon D40 camera…..? Very good question don’t you all think? Hmmm… I wonder…?
Gorgeous !!!!!!
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