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Today I was lucky enough to bag a press pass to the Fulham V Middlesborough game.

Was 2nd time on a press pass, but first time doing the premier league. Was really fun and I really hope that I can get myself another one again soon. I got it from my local newspaper which I have done some football shoots for of local sunday league sides, and once before QPR V Southampton.

Really great guys. Still PPing my images but once sorted will post them up here. :D

My kit was significantly inferior to everyone elses there (i used my D300 and 70-300 VR rather than 2 D3s with 70-200 2.8 and 400 2.8), but I still managed to get decent shots. I am only 18 years old as well and the other togs were all really helpful and offered me very valid and useful advice which will be useful to me for my futher improvement. They also did a good sales pitch on 2.8 glass :eek: :sulk:

Anyway pictures coming shortly :D
 
andrewc said:
Are you allowed to post premier league photos and may that not jeopardise future passes?
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It is just for my local newspaper and nothing was said about not posting it online. I will reduce the size and watermark them so that nobody else will be able to use them for something successfully. Is there something I should have been made aware of? :eek:

Got me worried now! :lol:
 
I too was under the impression that there are terms and conditions attached to the use of the pictures taken at premier league games.

I would check on your pass first (it might have been on the signing on form, if there was one, or on the accreditation application form - did you read it and understand what it was you were signing,or what was signed for on your behalf?)
 
Lensflare said:
I too was under the impression that there are terms and conditions attached to the use of the pictures taken at premier league games.

I would check on your pass first (it might have been on the signing on form, if there was one, or on the accreditation application form - did you read it and understand what it was you were signing,or what was signed for on your behalf?)
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I signed something upon entry to the ground, but that was just to sign that I was me and I was working for the paper organisation that I said I was, and that was checked against my drivers liscence.

I have signed nothing else in regard to it, and got no solid pass as such, just been allowed access and given the press pass jacket :D. I have seen another tog shooting Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea who has images posted up on flickr though...

I'm not posting any images up here yet until I'm sure that it wont jepardise future passes though. I also have some images of my championship game t QPR on flickr that I may remove unless somebody can shed some more light on the situation.
 
Have you posted stuff on flickr???????!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh my gawd. have you read and understood THEIR terms and conditions?

By posting you agree to waive all your moral righs to the work, you asign all copyright and they can use anything posted how ever they like for perpetuity in all and any media, including any unknown media yet to be invented - throught the universe (some of them say even in any other universes yet to be discovered!)

Talk about a blanket cover all....try and get that overturned. You got a few million £s stashed away to use for a long and protracted court case to prove a point?

No? Then they'll get away with it then. This is the same kind of stitch up that pop stars suffered at the start of the 60s, signed away alll their rights, but of course, they were only songs.
 
As a Toon fan can i just say, i hope you got pics of all 3 balls in the back of the Smoggies net. :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
Definately get the pics down off FlickR.EcclestoneandBriatore etc at QPR will not beimpressed if pics start appearing everywhere as a result.
 
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