Sorry for the late reply but this picture is gorgeous! I love landscape pictures and the way you used your settings will help me in the future. Thanks.
I was born & raised in N.P. But I've lived in Lincoln, NE since '84. If The Tomahawk is on south highway #83 past the interstate, then it might still be there.
I'll keep trying to find the owner, thaks for replying.
I have to explain this better. I'm writing a book and was looking for a house that looked run down. I found the house and checked out with the assessor's office. The owner lives 15 minutes from where I live and around 8 hours from the where the house is. I wrote to the owner twice but he never replied. It was built in 1916 across from the railroad tracks so I know it has some history.
Breaking and entering would be pretty stupid. Okay, this brings up another question! I want to take pictures of inside a house. It belongs to someone who lives on the other side of the state. I have written to him but never got a reply. The county assesers did send me the blue prints of the house.
I think it means that if you have a cool classic car parked in your garage, do you want me to take a picture of it and sell it to a car magazine and saying that it's my car? I think it means to protect you, the owner, not me, the one trespassing on your land.
How would I get a model's release?
Several years ago, my photography instructor told us that if we wanted to take a picture of a person (not a relative or friend), a car or a house, that we will need a written permission slip from the person or owner of the property. So if any of the pictures end of in a magazine or anything, I won't get sued if I have the legal backup. Has anyone heard of this before?
Well, that was my first camera that I brought lenses for and was perfecting my picture taking so I could go pro. I took a lot of great pictures too. But now I have a new Cannon digital and am starting to learn on that. I think I'm more comfortable to the film camera, for now at least.
Ok I'll look into ebay. Thanks!
I can retire the camera for sentimental reasons but I bought a wide angle lens and tinted lens (I can't remember why). The telephoto lens that came with the camera are in perfect shape. Obviously they don't fit on my new Canon Rebel.
That's a beautiful camera!
I learned to take pictures using film cameras and got very good at it. When I was taking photography classes was when digital cameras were coming out. I was seriously thinking of going pro. But now I have a digital Canon point & shoot and just got a Canon Rebel that I'm having fun trying to figure out how to use it! :)
My Dad gave me his old Sears Richoh camera several years ago. I took great pictures but now it doesn't work. Does anyone know of a company or person that works on old film cameras?
Thanks, I will look into that.