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Agency Based Discussion => Dreamstime.com => Topic started by: iofoto on April 04, 2008, 16:39
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As you may remember, Dreamstime (http://<a href=http://www.dreamstime.com/resp271347) sponsored a workshop where the "winner" would come to the iofoto studio for a few days. We just wrapped up 3 days with Tomasz shooting both studio and location. Tons of fun!
Here's the DT forum thread:
http://www.dreamstime.com/forumm_8218_pg5 (http://www.dreamstime.com/forumm_8218_pg5)
Here's today's lighting set-up:
http://www.iofoto.com/lighting/ (http://www.iofoto.com/lighting/)
And behind-the-scenes from Day 1 and Day 2:
http://www.iofoto.com/dreamstimeworkshop/ (http://www.iofoto.com/dreamstimeworkshop/)
http://www.iofoto.com/dreamstimeday2/ (http://www.iofoto.com/dreamstimeday2/)
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Hey Ron - you've got almost as much gray hair as me.......!
Looks like great fun was had by all.
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almost as much gray hair...
ugggh, I know... growing it long so I'll have some reserve for the next 20 years...
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Ron,
I followed the recent posts in DT forum and checked the links - a really impressive structure!
I'm curious about a point, if you don't mind me asking. I saw in one post that you have a person who shoots some of the iofoto images. So in fact iofoto is not only your own images. How does this work in terms of copyright?
Regards,
Adelaide
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Hi Adelaide, thanks for your question! The other photographer is a full-time employee- copyright of images created by an employee under USA law are automatically owned by the company. This is not a secret, for over a year we have been very open that the iofoto images are created by a team. Here's more info on Gray: http://www.iofoto.com/profiles/profile-gray-mitchell/ (http://www.iofoto.com/profiles/profile-gray-mitchell/).
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Nice to see the "behind the scenes/lighting set-up". Thanks for sharing.
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Wow impressive, Tomasz really is a lucky guy. :)
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Ron,
Thanks for the explanation. Again, it's an impressive structure you have, and very professionally organized. I'm sure Tomasz benefited a lot from the workshop.
Regards,
Adelaide