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Illustrated Ridvan message to the Baha'is of the World 155BE (1999)
Illustrated by Terri Turner for the National Baha'i Education Committee for Children Australia...
She gets a lot of messages. I can't imagine why?
Linda:
Shot with Pentax K-1000 with a Tamron Adaptall-2 SP 90mm f/2.5 on Kodak 160 vc-2. Scanned with Nikon Coolscan V ED. edited with Corel Photopaint.
As the game progresses, the loading screens start sending you very interesting messages, visually and/or in writing.
Behind the scenes of the newly opened Christmas market: this message: "Do what you love", but the secret to contentment is definitely: 'Love what you do'!
"friend/family" means that you can see my "private" pictures. If you don't want to share photos here yourself, you can't expect me to show you mine. It's as simple as that.
Nevertheless, I will try to answer all friendly questions.
The prerequisite is, of course, that the display of "restricted" images is enabled in your settings ;-)
I especially appreciate your personal comments as a Flickr mail.
Quite a cryptic message, meant for somebody special...
In english: "I would never behave like that. But I stutter as soon as I talk to you. And if anybody take this to their heart it's not about you, I write so cryptical I had to get myself drunk so I could write this. /Shy, born in the 80's"
I recently upgraded to Flickr Pro with unlimited uploads. I can now share some scans of found colour slides I have purchased at various places over the last 20 years. Whilst I have one or two complete rolls, this lot were mostly acquired as loose slides. Ie they were no longer a part of a cohesive roll, sadly. They must tell their own story, and only that.
Whilst I am the legal owner of the physical media, I do not hold any copyright in this image. I am sharing it because it forms a part of our social and cultural history.
The images are mostly 35mm Kodachrome slide scans, however there are a few 126 Instamatic scans occasionally, as well as a few Ektachrome, and a handful of other slide types coming along soon.
In the (unlikely) event a living photographer finds one of their images represented here and does not wish for it to be so published, please contact me via the message system on Flickr and I will remove any relevant content promptly.
Enjoy.
www.alltagskakophonie.de/2007/06/13/heimlich-still-und-le...
Salve, cari fotografi "di prima linea" tedeschi (ma anche tutti gli utenti di Flickr), che postate in gran numero le vostre foto su Flickr e che avete ben cara la protezione dei giovani. Le vostre foto sono tutte andate. Insomma, non del tutto. Cioè, ci sono, ma solo gli "Ami" (Americani, ndt) hanno il permesso di vederle. Per la precisione, questo filtro vale per tutti gli utenti tedeschi che vogliano vedere foto "moderate" (medie) o "restricted" (ristrette). Senza distinzione sul fatto che siano o meno le vostre.
La dichiarazione ufficiale nell'aiuto riguardo la funzione di ricerca dichiara esattamente: "Note: If your Yahoo! ID is based in Singapore, Germany, Hong Kong or Korea you will only be able to view safe content based on your local Terms of Service.”
Colpisce non soltanto i fotografi "di prima linea" ma ogni utente tedesco di Flickr. E non colpisce nemmeno solo i fotografi "di prima linea". Questa è la goccia che fa traboccare il vaso. - No, questa è censura e su Flickr gli utenti si riuniscono per protestare.
Bisogna difendere i bambini e i giovani e ci sono leggi, in Germania, per questo, che vanno rispettate. Ma questa non è una ragione per la quale a un utente debba essere negato accesso alle proprie foto. Esagerando... mi sembro il normale Otto cinese...
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Per chi sa il tedesco:
Hallo liebe deutschen Aktfotografen (oder Flickr-Benutzer als solche), die ihr so zahlreich Eure Bilder bei Flickr hochgeladen und sie zum Jugendschutz besonders eingestuft habt. Eure Bilder sind alle weg. Na ja, nicht ganz. Sie sind zwar noch da, aber nur “der Ami” darf sie noch sehen. Genauer gesagt; dieser Filter gilt für alle deutschen Benutzer, die als “moderate” (”mittel”) oder “restricted” (”eingeschränkt”) eingestuften Bilder ansehen wollen. Da spielt es dann auch gar keine Rolle, ob es die eigenen sind.
Das Offizielle Statement in der Hilfe zur Suchfunktion fällt eher knapp aus: “Note: If your Yahoo! ID is based in Singapore, Germany, Hong Kong or Korea you will only be able to view safe content based on your local Terms of Service.”
Es betrifft also nicht nur Aktfotografen sondern jeden deutschen flickr-Benutzer. Und es betrifft auch nicht nur Aktfotografien. Das grenzt - Nein, das ist Zensur und auf flickr sammeln sich die Benutzer zum Protest.
Jugendschutz muss sein und es gibt in Deutschland Gesetze, die einzuhalten sind. Das ist aber kein Grund Benutzer von ihren eigenen Bildern auszuschließen. Übertrieben formuliert… ich komme mir vor wie der Otto-Normal-Chinese.
write your message to the new president elect and post in this group A Message for Obama
he does have a flickr account, Barack Obama, so you never know - he might read it one day (he does after all have 2 months until he starts his new job)