Famous Figure Modelers from todays best of shows

[Colonel Quack]

Originally Posted by adman

Try marketing your pictures C.Q and the fight begins then and there. These people are vicious when protecting their freelance photo journalism activities. It is all about money.

Very interesting. I know that I have been denied the use of a camera at special shows (e.g., the da Vinci exhibit in New York not too long ago). If the sponsor of these events prohibits the use of recording devices (except for authorized use) then that is that. But, if the event is open to recording by all, I don't see the legal prohibition (this, of course, coming from a law ninny).

CQ

[bbalm]

Assuming the fact pictures are necessary for a forum presentation, who has the pictures, how do we obtain them and at what cost. Then we can debate who is going to jail for copyright theft.

[teemore]

The manager of a show is most likely aware of who has accesses to such a disk of pictures. The disk supplier usually makes a donation to the shows revenues for such solicitations. Whether this is the case or not, he would have an access number to reach such an individual. I will PM you that information.

[Little Thief]

I would like that info also.

[DAD]

The diorama by Doug Cohen was not properly pictured as the artist intended. I believe that you need to present the entire piece as presented for the judging panel. Only then can the forum really judge the completed diorama for its artistic merit.
Please forgive this intrusion but not presenting the diorama it its full content does not serve the artist or his credibility very well.

[Littleman]

It appears that I have been caught with my pants down. You are correct in your remarks. I will make an attempt to correct the situation. Unfortunately it will not be an easy task as I will have to track down a complete representation of the display.

[Littleman]

How about this picture. With a little research I was able to come up with a magazine photo of the finished diorama. As I was suggesting, an award winning piece of work.