Photographer credentials
Sep 22, 2017 09:03:29 #
Longshadow wrote:
Implies more emphasis with more than one!!
Have no idea in the second...
Have no idea in the second...
I wasn't actually asking why I was mocking the commenter's own question.
Sep 22, 2017 09:05:53 #
rpavich wrote:
I wasn't actually asking why I was mocking the commenter's own question.
Oh, sorry.
Sep 22, 2017 10:12:56 #
foathog wrote:
why do some people find it necessary to put "So" at the beginning of their sentences?? Do you know that you could leave it out and it would never be missed??
So,... LOL I often do it as a slow lead-in...are you the grammar police today? This is another one of those "who cares" if we do things....
Sep 22, 2017 13:53:58 #
jerryc41 wrote:
The Kodak vests are probably an advertisement for Kodak. Maybe there freelancers, so they use the free vests.
I like the one guy shooting with the cellphone. Trying to lose weight?
Look at the lens hood on that lens, and you can see how it can protect the lens. Of course, maybe the hood got damaged because it's so big.
I like the one guy shooting with the cellphone. Trying to lose weight?
Look at the lens hood on that lens, and you can see how it can protect the lens. Of course, maybe the hood got damaged because it's so big.
So (HA! and in caps too), do you know how one would get one of these free vests? These folks were everywhere and even on the photographer stands that you have to have specifically a media pass for. I want a dang vest AND pass!
Sep 22, 2017 13:57:41 #
foathog wrote:
why do some people find it necessary to put "So" at the beginning of their sentences?? Do you know that you could leave it out and it would never be missed??
So, you got me. Fair and square. So do you also stop those ridiculous conversations where people feel compelled to use the word "like" no less that a dozen times in a sentence? Furthermore, are you of those that refuse to remain on topic in a thread that isn't yours? So, really, are you that sensitive? So weird.
Sep 22, 2017 13:59:53 #
tainkc wrote:
Sew, does your uniform look authentic?
Whew, that was so close there! So glad you didn't screw up!
Sep 22, 2017 14:19:54 #
rpavich wrote:
I wasn't actually asking why I was mocking the commenter's own question.
Oh! So that's what you were doing.
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Posted on Texas Motor Speedway site:
All credentialed photographers must have a blue vest and it must be worn at all times. To receive a vest, photographers must attend the mandatory photo meetings, located in the photo room, during the weekend where you will receive your photo vest redemption card. Vests are available at the counter in the media center. Meeting times will be posted in the photo room and throughout the media center.
http://www.texasmotorspeedway.com/news/general-media-information/
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Sep 22, 2017 14:35:34 #
Sep 22, 2017 15:05:30 #
Bill_de wrote:
Oh! So that's what you were doing. img src="https... (show quote)
Ah, that's TMS, so I'll have a look at RIR's website. I gotta find a sponsor of some type I bet, or create my own!
Sep 22, 2017 15:17:21 #
At RIR, I saw and have seen over the years in the pit/garage many photographers wearing specifically yellow vests, some clearly marked as different racing magazines, etc. Honestly, they looked official, and the ones wearing them looked like the real deal professional for publication photographer. All the others wearing the Kodak vests had equipment that was all over the map as far as make and level of equipment. Some had what looked like simple point and shoot, not exactly what one might expect of those making a living shooting a race. They clearly had the proper credentials. I could see those. Perhaps they were part of a local - or not - photography club that was given this opportunity either by virtue of belonging to the club(s) or negotiated in such a way that they could buy the pass as part of the group. Guess I've got more homework to do. So, I guess time will tell. (Really hope I used that word correctly). NOT!
Sep 22, 2017 16:17:13 #
jerryc41 wrote:
I wear a police uniform when I am taking pictures in questionable locations. Better safe than sorry.
Jerry, I'll admit, that's pretty funny, not to mention useful!
So...., I'll bet ya some of the guys here wear a police uniforn when they participate on the Hog!!
Some say "spelling" on the back...., some say "grammar"....., some might even say, "security service", and at least one says, "SO", on it!!! LoL
SS
Sep 22, 2017 16:22:31 #
SharpShooter wrote:
Jerry, I'll admit, that's pretty funny, not to mention useful!
So...., I'll bet ya some of the guys here wear a police uniforn when they participate on the Hog!!
Some say "spelling" on the back...., some say "grammar"....., some might even say, "security service", and at least one says, "SO", on it!!! LoL
SS
So...., I'll bet ya some of the guys here wear a police uniforn when they participate on the Hog!!
Some say "spelling" on the back...., some say "grammar"....., some might even say, "security service", and at least one says, "SO", on it!!! LoL
SS
LOL!
Sep 22, 2017 16:23:29 #
Why does Red Lobster have shrimp scampi on the menu when scampi is a shrimp dish?
Sep 22, 2017 18:11:08 #
larryjphoto
Loc: Phoenix
cmc65 wrote:
Does the phrase" impersonating a police officer" ring a bell? 😳😱
Cops do not go easy on police impersonators. They take it very seriously. I recommend you don't do that. Unless of course you like the feel of handcuffs.
Sep 22, 2017 20:39:32 #
larryjphoto wrote:
Cops do not go easy on police impersonators. They take it very seriously. I recommend you don't do that. Unless of course you like the feel of handcuffs.
Well, so, like, it depends on who's holding the key and whether there's naked people there.
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