FNQ_Snake
Very Well-Known Member
Reptilia/Amphibia Screen Saver v1.1 (2008)
Hi all, well the time has come. I have been deliberating for a while now and sourcing the right information in regards to doing it, and have now decided the plunge is to be taken.
I am in the process of compiling a screen saver that covers all aspects of herpetology. I am after approximately 50-75 images of various herpetology related items. I am planning to put out a new version of the screen saver every 6-12 months (wholly dependant on interest). The screen saver will be made by me and me alone and as such I have decided that I will not be asking anything for it. That’s right folks, FREE!!! So get those images in.
The range of images I am hoping to encompass in the screen saver is the following:
Amphibia (frogs, turtles, etc – no fish)
Reptilia (snakes, lizards, etc – Australian only)
The images need to be larger than 1024 x 768 (mb and resolution size does not matter). Larger sizes than this are great, as I can resize the image without distortion. If it is smaller, I will not accept it (I will let you know via PM if the image is too small so you can email me the correct size).
In relation to the images, the following aspects need to be appreciated:
The animal must be shown in its natural environment (ie: no enclosure showing).
The image must be in focus with correct depth of field (all images must have the eyes in focus if a close up of the head is in the image).
The animal must be accompanied by its correct Taxonomy (ie: Scientific name and common name).
The image(s) must be your image(s).
All images submitted to this thread must be accompanied by either the name you want displayed or a pseudonym. This name or pseudonym will be displayed on the picture within the screen saver (what a great way to advertise your photographs).
Businesses are more than welcome to submit images; however, the business name will not be advertised, only the name of the photographer. This is a free Screen Saver (no-one, not even me, will be making a penny from it).
Images will be selected by me and two colleagues. I apologise now if your image does not appear in the first version of the screen saver; however, will endeavour to have it in the next version.
Images can either be close-up (non-macro), close-up (macro), portrait or landscape.
All images must contain herps. I do not want pictures of enclosures or herp products. I especially do not want pictures of humans – yuck.
All in all guys, to put it simply, if you want your snake, turtle, frog or lizard to appear in version 1.1 of the screen saver, then please place your image here.
Once again thank you for reading and best wishes.
FNQ_Snake
Hi all, well the time has come. I have been deliberating for a while now and sourcing the right information in regards to doing it, and have now decided the plunge is to be taken.
I am in the process of compiling a screen saver that covers all aspects of herpetology. I am after approximately 50-75 images of various herpetology related items. I am planning to put out a new version of the screen saver every 6-12 months (wholly dependant on interest). The screen saver will be made by me and me alone and as such I have decided that I will not be asking anything for it. That’s right folks, FREE!!! So get those images in.
The range of images I am hoping to encompass in the screen saver is the following:
Amphibia (frogs, turtles, etc – no fish)
Reptilia (snakes, lizards, etc – Australian only)
The images need to be larger than 1024 x 768 (mb and resolution size does not matter). Larger sizes than this are great, as I can resize the image without distortion. If it is smaller, I will not accept it (I will let you know via PM if the image is too small so you can email me the correct size).
In relation to the images, the following aspects need to be appreciated:
The animal must be shown in its natural environment (ie: no enclosure showing).
The image must be in focus with correct depth of field (all images must have the eyes in focus if a close up of the head is in the image).
The animal must be accompanied by its correct Taxonomy (ie: Scientific name and common name).
The image(s) must be your image(s).
All images submitted to this thread must be accompanied by either the name you want displayed or a pseudonym. This name or pseudonym will be displayed on the picture within the screen saver (what a great way to advertise your photographs).
Businesses are more than welcome to submit images; however, the business name will not be advertised, only the name of the photographer. This is a free Screen Saver (no-one, not even me, will be making a penny from it).
Images will be selected by me and two colleagues. I apologise now if your image does not appear in the first version of the screen saver; however, will endeavour to have it in the next version.
Images can either be close-up (non-macro), close-up (macro), portrait or landscape.
All images must contain herps. I do not want pictures of enclosures or herp products. I especially do not want pictures of humans – yuck.
All in all guys, to put it simply, if you want your snake, turtle, frog or lizard to appear in version 1.1 of the screen saver, then please place your image here.
Once again thank you for reading and best wishes.
FNQ_Snake
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