A picture I took earlier - Gypsy leaping through high grass in the field that also includes the Devizes White Horse. It got me thinking that I have seen other pictures of leaping animals, and also how small the picture subject can become yet still remain the picture subject.


Here is "The Leaping Horse" by John Constable - from a different age, yet once again the actual subject of the picture is small and the landscape around is all. I took a careful look at this image - "copyright" I wondered before I posted it here. I have checked and found that where an artist has been deceased for more than 50 years, it is generally acceptable to reproduce his work verbatim in this way; some interesting links here and here and a reminder that you should check for yourself if in doubt about anything you are going to publish.

(written 2009-06-20 20:34:58)

 A213 - Web Application Deployment - Commercial and Legal Aspects
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  [1937] Getting hold of the wrong end of the stick - (2008-12-12)
  [1840] Validating Credit Card Numbers - (2008-10-14)
  [1747] Who is watching you? - (2008-08-10)
  [1506] Ongoing Image Copyright Issues, PHP and MySQL solutions - (2008-01-14)
  [1486] Does anyone understand Lithuanian? - (2007-12-27)
  [1485] Copyright and theft of images, bandwidth and members. - (2007-12-26)
  [1431] Getting the community on line - some basics - (2007-11-13)
  [1054] UK legal requirements for your commercial web site - (2007-01-27)
  [994] Training on Cascading Style Sheets - (2006-12-17)
  [876] Making pages clearer - easy Disability Discrimination Act Compliance - (2006-09-23)
  [795] Remember a site's non-technical issues too - (2006-07-07)
  [759] Watch your Google profile - (2006-06-13)
  [746] Domain Listing Center and Domain Registry of America - (2006-06-06)
  [532] Copyright - how much can I legally copy? - (2005-12-17)
  [322] More maps - (2005-05-23)
  [320] Ordnance Survey - using a 'Get a map' - (2005-05-22)
  [288] Colour blindness for web developers - (2005-04-22)
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  [142] Colour for access - (2004-12-06)

G912 - Well House Consultants - Photography for the Web
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  [665] PHP Image viewing application - (2006-04-01)
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  [194] Published Photographer - (2005-01-30)
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Z203 - Cat and Dog
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  [547] Taking the dog for a walk - (2005-12-29)
  [96] Variable Scope - (2004-10-22)
  [62] Technical Open House - (2004-09-25)

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