Posts for: Horseart
Dec 21, 2011 00:35:59 #
decoonass wrote:
Am new to this. Not sure how to post . Don't want to step on others posts. So if this don't work please forgive.
You did very well and she is PRECIOUS!!!
Dec 21, 2011 00:27:57 #
catcher T wrote:
quote=Horseart quote=Jwilliams0469 quote=Horsea... (show quote)
You are kidding. I guess a lot of people do that. They just want paintings by different artists. I have a few customers who buy paintings whenever I send the pictures of what I have painted in E-mails. I get to keep very few. If I want them for my own collection, I just don't let those two see them. LOL!
I have a website that is in a mess right now. Someone hacked in and took off a lot of my pictures, but I still have a few of everything on there. I do have a Facebook album, (Jozart) but it has Christmas cards. I am going to add another album to it with some oil paintings on it. Website is www.jozart3.com
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Here is one of my paintings I did recently. I haven't decided if I am going to show it to the ladies. I could say these were my pets because I once had 6 of them that were. (that should keep me from being off topic, right?....just say "right") :lol:
Canada Geese
Dec 20, 2011 03:41:02 #
alaskan wrote:
I apologize if I post the same image again, after posting about 500 images I am getting lost.....
Don't be apologizing. We could look at the same ones over and over many times and never blink! (if we blinked we might miss a second or two of it.)
Dec 20, 2011 03:34:34 #
[quote=Dave K]
I'll be watching for Belle and her story. It took Savannah a long time to trust any man other than my husband, but she was velcroed to his leg everywhere he went. She knew she was loved here. I have another story of an amazing dog that chose to live here (from next door), but it's too long for here. I may put the link to his page here later.
HorseartI agree Dave. We adopted Savannah after she had been kicked and beaten almost to death by her male owner. A neighbor reported him for kicking her through (her mom and other pup) through the air like a football, when she was 3 months old. Humane society went and got her, her mother and brother. All 3 got adopted. I was so happy to give Savannah love and peace for the rest of her life. She knew we loved her and showed her appreciation, just the most loving dog ever.[/quote wrote:
Savannah was one most fortunate puppy. I'm sure her leaving devastated you. Elizabeth and I now have a very large Collie named Belle. We adopted her, as well. It's a long story, so I won't tell it here, but she is making such tremendous strides in learning to trust us. I'll try to find a photo or twa of her, and then tell her story.
Dave K
Savannah was one most fortunate puppy. I'm sure her leaving devastated you. Elizabeth and I now have a very large Collie named Belle. We adopted her, as well. It's a long story, so I won't tell it here, but she is making such tremendous strides in learning to trust us. I'll try to find a photo or twa of her, and then tell her story.
Dave K
I'll be watching for Belle and her story. It took Savannah a long time to trust any man other than my husband, but she was velcroed to his leg everywhere he went. She knew she was loved here. I have another story of an amazing dog that chose to live here (from next door), but it's too long for here. I may put the link to his page here later.
Dec 20, 2011 03:23:39 #
Bo & Kiwi. They hate each other. Always have, always will. Bad photo, but hard to find a good one of those two pets!
2 jealous critters!
Dec 20, 2011 03:12:32 #
A few from the past
My world grand champion yearling, Copy's Tender Touch
Big Boss Man
Savage Sam 2nd largest Dane in the country at that time
Koi climbed out onto lily pads to get the bread
Dec 20, 2011 03:07:03 #
Dave K wrote:
quote=Jwilliams0469 quote=kriddiough Good thing ... (show quote)
I agree Dave. We adopted Savannah after she had been kicked and beaten almost to death by her male owner. A neighbor reported him for kicking her through (her mom and other pup) through the air like a football, when she was 3 months old. Humane society went and got her, her mother and brother. All 3 got adopted. I was so happy to give Savannah love and peace for the rest of her life. She knew we loved her and showed her appreciation, just the most loving dog ever.
Dec 20, 2011 02:59:34 #
Some of my pets. Now remember, you asked for this!!!
NO, no photoshop, Savannah's eyes were really that blue
NO, no photoshop, Savannah's eyes were really that blue
Bama (Pembroke Welsh Corgi) on the bench & Lucy
Savannah, left a hole in our hearts when she died
Dec 20, 2011 02:50:07 #
Jwilliams0469 wrote:
quote=Horseart ALL the children and dogs are ador... (show quote)
I paint for a living. I paint everything from tiny to huge. I have painted on a thimble and have painted wall murals 20 feet tall and 30 feet wide. I make greeting cards and sell them in all 50 states and 5 other countries. I do them in 8x10 inch or 11x14 inch paintings, scan them and shrink them to 5x7. I do people's dogs, horses, cats and birds (parrots) on them. I started painting at 4 years old and hope I paint til I head for the bridge!
I have done many breeds of dogs on ornaments. I need to paint more breeds on cards. I have lots of horse cards (about 60-70), but just a Westie and a Corgi on cards.
I had a German Shepherd once. She was soooo smart. It kills us to lose one. I know what you mean.
Dec 20, 2011 01:31:54 #
ALL the children and dogs are adorable.
Is that a WESTIE? I painted one on one of my Christmas cards for a lady in Canada and did a Yorkie on an ornament for a local lady.
I love both dogs. I must say GERMAN SHEPHERDS are soooo smart and it's so sad to hear what happened to Beauty and Beast.
Great photos y'all ( I'm deep-fried southern)
Is that a WESTIE? I painted one on one of my Christmas cards for a lady in Canada and did a Yorkie on an ornament for a local lady.
I love both dogs. I must say GERMAN SHEPHERDS are soooo smart and it's so sad to hear what happened to Beauty and Beast.
Great photos y'all ( I'm deep-fried southern)
Dec 20, 2011 00:55:50 #
Horseart wrote:
quote=Bmac quote=Horseart Your pictures are neve... (show quote)
PS: Not just any lawyer will do, get a copyright lawyer. I had to contact one once and he said YES, the PM copyright IS worth the paper it's written on as long as it's notarized.
Dec 20, 2011 00:53:48 #
Bmac wrote:
quote=Horseart Your pictures are never safe anywh... (show quote)
I have some registered with the Library of Congress and they told me it was legal to use a poorman's copyright in court. All the judge needs is proof that you are the owner (they refer to it as "author" whether written , painted or photographed) and that you were the author BEFORE they "owned" it.
I make my living with my greeting cards and paintings. Been there once and done that. In the book of copyright laws (newest one) they assure you that if ANY proof is shown, the author always wins. Been there, done that.
Dec 20, 2011 00:42:59 #
Your pictures are never safe anywhere, but if someone wants to copy it and then sell it as a print or as a card, anything at all, you own the copyright and it can actually cost them the farm if you press the issue in court.
A poor man's copyright can make you rich if someone uses your photo for ANYTHING. Take the photos you think the most of, make a copy with a date on it, take it to a notary, sign it, have them notarize it, seal the envelope, take it to the post office and have them HAND CANCEL it, so you can read the date clearly. Then mail it to yourself. DO NOT open the envelope, file it away. If someone starts selling your photo, take them and you un-opened envelope to court. Show the date they were selling it and let the judge open the envelope and look at YOUR date! They are now TOAST! They will pay you big bucks after the judge figures how many of these you might sell in a lifetime. They have infringed upon your living! I know this. Read the book of copyright laws. I do all my painting this way.
A poor man's copyright can make you rich if someone uses your photo for ANYTHING. Take the photos you think the most of, make a copy with a date on it, take it to a notary, sign it, have them notarize it, seal the envelope, take it to the post office and have them HAND CANCEL it, so you can read the date clearly. Then mail it to yourself. DO NOT open the envelope, file it away. If someone starts selling your photo, take them and you un-opened envelope to court. Show the date they were selling it and let the judge open the envelope and look at YOUR date! They are now TOAST! They will pay you big bucks after the judge figures how many of these you might sell in a lifetime. They have infringed upon your living! I know this. Read the book of copyright laws. I do all my painting this way.
Dec 20, 2011 00:22:52 #
Nikonian72 wrote:
Hand-held Nikon D5000 at ISO 200 with Nikkor 105-mm macro lens, 1/200-sec at f/11, overcast sky & Nikon SB-600 Speedlight with O-Flash 3/4-circle Fresnel prism attachment.
another one I really really like!!!
Dec 20, 2011 00:15:47 #
Nikonian72 wrote:
Hand-held Nikon D5000 at ISO 200 with Nikkor 105-mm macro lens, 1/400-sec at f/4, overcast skylight only.
WHOA! Douglass...what a shot! Beautiful!!!