Comments for Asymptotically Approaching Completion http://markesterly.com/blog Mark Esterly | marketing, design, photography, art Tue, 09 Mar 2010 22:25:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Where and what may we photograph? by Bryan http://markesterly.com/blog/art/where-and-what-may-we-photograph/#comment-57 Bryan Wed, 17 Dec 2008 19:40:12 +0000 http://markesterly.com/blog/art/where-and-what-may-we-photograph/#comment-57 Didn't mean to sidetrack your question though. Other than that one place I can't think of many other places where I've been actively told not to take pictures. The Google street view has some interesting implications on privacy and photos. We don't have street view on Google Maps in Canada yet because the privacy laws here are stronger than in the U.S. Now Google has started using some technology to remove images of people entirely from the photo. I bring this up because with street view you never really know when the photo is being taken. There is a mounted camera on top of a car driving by; nothing noticeable and hard to stop if you did. With amateur photographers you can see the person and people have to step out of the frame of life to take a shot, something that makes them very noticeable from everything else. Didn’t mean to sidetrack your question though. Other than that one place I can’t think of many other places where I’ve been actively told not to take pictures.

The Google street view has some interesting implications on privacy and photos. We don’t have street view on Google Maps in Canada yet because the privacy laws here are stronger than in the U.S. Now Google has started using some technology to remove images of people entirely from the photo. I bring this up because with street view you never really know when the photo is being taken. There is a mounted camera on top of a car driving by; nothing noticeable and hard to stop if you did.

With amateur photographers you can see the person and people have to step out of the frame of life to take a shot, something that makes them very noticeable from everything else.

]]> Comment on Where and what may we photograph? by Mark http://markesterly.com/blog/art/where-and-what-may-we-photograph/#comment-56 Mark Wed, 10 Dec 2008 22:34:02 +0000 http://markesterly.com/blog/art/where-and-what-may-we-photograph/#comment-56 That's the right location. It's good to know he wasn't singling me out. At least he's consistent! That’s the right location. It’s good to know he wasn’t singling me out. At least he’s consistent!

]]> Comment on Where and what may we photograph? by Bryan http://markesterly.com/blog/art/where-and-what-may-we-photograph/#comment-55 Bryan Wed, 10 Dec 2008 20:31:56 +0000 http://markesterly.com/blog/art/where-and-what-may-we-photograph/#comment-55 If this is Grenier Field Rd. I believe I've met the same old man a couple of years ago under similar circumstances. He was quite curt :) http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Londonderry,+NH+USA&sll=49.282362,-123.103148&sspn=0.010274,0.019591&ie=UTF8&ll=42.921435,-71.41794&spn=0.002883,0.004898&t=h&z=18&layer=c&cbll=42.92256,-71.418214&panoid=FSPJvmFCXHuqbQU5bQCLAQ&cbp=12,176.525956810347,,0,4.704271631982474 If this is Grenier Field Rd. I believe I’ve met the same old man a couple of years ago under similar circumstances. He was quite curt :)

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Londonderry,+NH+USA&sll=49.282362,-123.103148&sspn=0.010274,0.019591&ie=UTF8&ll=42.921435,-71.41794&spn=0.002883,0.004898&t=h&z=18&layer=c&cbll=42.92256,-71.418214&panoid=FSPJvmFCXHuqbQU5bQCLAQ&cbp=12,176.525956810347,,0,4.704271631982474

]]> Comment on Abandonded mobile home, Londonderry by Panoramic photo of abandoned mobile home — Asymptotically Approaching Completion http://markesterly.com/blog/art/abandonded-mobile-home-londonderry/#comment-14 Panoramic photo of abandoned mobile home — Asymptotically Approaching Completion Mon, 25 Aug 2008 22:59:10 +0000 http://markesterly.com/blog/art/abandonded-mobile-home-londonderry/#comment-14 [...] comparison purposes I thought I’d share a panoramic version of the previous post’s abandoned mobile home. (Click on the image for a slightly larger [...] […] comparison purposes I thought I’d share a panoramic version of the previous post’s abandoned mobile home. (Click on the image for a slightly larger […]

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