Need this decal: page 26 of the Winter Q Qrtrly...
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Need this decal: page 26 of the Winter Q Qrtrly...
there's a shot of a driver with a 4 rings decal on the side of his helmet; each ring appears to be about 2 inches in diameter. Where can I get one of those? very cool.
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Go to a sign shop which deals in vinyl decals, could do instantly $2-4 ea
Some tuner/tint shops do decals and could do it for you for about same price, and any color.
Had a tuner shop do all of mine for a Volvo about 20decals for $50
Had a tuner shop do all of mine for a Volvo about 20decals for $50
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Not really.
He takes pictures of every car out on the track at the ACNA events. If you purchase pictures from him, he'll have your info. So Mike MIGHT know.
ACNA has probably worked out an arrangement with him to get some promotional photographs (like this one) in exchange for allowing him to work at the events. If I had to guess, ACNA probably needs his permission, and the permission of the driver of that car in order to use that photograph. Soooo...ACNA would be the one that HAS to know.
ACNA has probably worked out an arrangement with him to get some promotional photographs (like this one) in exchange for allowing him to work at the events. If I had to guess, ACNA probably needs his permission, and the permission of the driver of that car in order to use that photograph. Soooo...ACNA would be the one that HAS to know.
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Hello. Thanks for the note, but no, I don't need direct permission to take any photos
at events at which I am allowed on the property by the organizer/track.
Any person can take any photo from any legal (public, allowed, own property) in general.
When we photoshoot any event, we require sole photographer status, which we rarely (but at times have to) enforce.
I do legally need approval to profit off someone in a photo for a non-editorial use, but that is a non issue in general with track photography as 99.9% of the time your customers are the subject of the photos, so their buying the image(s) obviously grants me permission to print or in other way sell the photo.
Editorial is totally difference, but you still need property owner permission, if the property isn't public, yours, etc. Sometimes, though rare, you need a permit from some towns, etc.
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Any person can take any photo from any legal (public, allowed, own property) in general.
When we photoshoot any event, we require sole photographer status, which we rarely (but at times have to) enforce.
I do legally need approval to profit off someone in a photo for a non-editorial use, but that is a non issue in general with track photography as 99.9% of the time your customers are the subject of the photos, so their buying the image(s) obviously grants me permission to print or in other way sell the photo.
Editorial is totally difference, but you still need property owner permission, if the property isn't public, yours, etc. Sometimes, though rare, you need a permit from some towns, etc.
Mike S
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Nobody has to know for editorial use. The facility (tracks) that the ACNA rents essentially become
their property during the event. There is no expectation of privacy at an event, and I am allowed to photograph there as we are the Official Photographic Agency of the Audi Club North America.
The ACNA need no permission, nor does any publication (in the US) to print legally obtained photos in an editorial fashion.
Contrastingly, a photographer who was not legally on a property or in any way violated the rights of the renter or property owner( I.E. - Shooting and selling photos from an event we or another photographer has the rights to) can suffer legal recourse for selling or printing photos. Anyone pictured could also sue, as the photographer has no permission to be where they were and were essentially trespassing and violating track and event body rules at the time.
I had to chase four photographers out of Laguna Seca on Thur-Fri of this week and one at Willow the week before. Had to chase literally three out of Portland this past November and two the year before.
We shoot from coast to coast and country to country, 85-105 events per year. This type of pirate photography (never calling the organization, never talking to the track, never paying a vending or insurance fee, etc) is largely a West Coast problem. We've never, ever had this problem anywhere but the West Coast.
Cheers!
Mike S
The ACNA need no permission, nor does any publication (in the US) to print legally obtained photos in an editorial fashion.
Contrastingly, a photographer who was not legally on a property or in any way violated the rights of the renter or property owner( I.E. - Shooting and selling photos from an event we or another photographer has the rights to) can suffer legal recourse for selling or printing photos. Anyone pictured could also sue, as the photographer has no permission to be where they were and were essentially trespassing and violating track and event body rules at the time.
I had to chase four photographers out of Laguna Seca on Thur-Fri of this week and one at Willow the week before. Had to chase literally three out of Portland this past November and two the year before.
We shoot from coast to coast and country to country, 85-105 events per year. This type of pirate photography (never calling the organization, never talking to the track, never paying a vending or insurance fee, etc) is largely a West Coast problem. We've never, ever had this problem anywhere but the West Coast.
Cheers!
Mike S
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