1890 bonsai vendor and more
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1890 bonsai vendor and more
I've spent hours enjoying all these old photographs from Japan, I'm sure the forum members would enjoy these also.
Thank you Okinawa Soba for making your collection open to the public.
Enjoy and have a Happy Holiday Season
Doug Taylor
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www.flickr.com/photos/24443965@N08
Thank you Okinawa Soba for making your collection open to the public.
Enjoy and have a Happy Holiday Season
Doug Taylor
see more here
www.flickr.com/photos/24443965@N08
DougDT- Member
Re: 1890 bonsai vendor and more
Thanks for posting. Some very interesting stuff in the collections. I hope that the Out Of Copyright claims are genuine.
Kev Bailey- Admin
Re: 1890 bonsai vendor and more
Hi Kev
I was concerned of copyright issues and did read his profile (it's a long read).
http://www.flickr.com/people/24443965@N08/
He gives permission, but the real question is it his to give?
After reading, I'm convinced, but i'm no copyright attorney.
I was concerned of copyright issues and did read his profile (it's a long read).
http://www.flickr.com/people/24443965@N08/
He gives permission, but the real question is it his to give?
After reading, I'm convinced, but i'm no copyright attorney.
DougDT- Member
Re: 1890 bonsai vendor and more
That depends.
Typically it can be said that anything published before 1923 is now in the public domain, but the laws have changed since then and newer items typically are copyrighted for 70 years past the death of the creator.
However, these are American laws and the country of origin may have different laws. Then we also must consider the source of the photos, they look to be colorized, which means the person who did so may have copyrighted the color photos. Or they may have been published since then and if these images were taken from such a publication, that publication was no doubt copyrighted.
Upon reading his profile and related pages, I found te actually owns and is in possession of these photographs, which are all pre-1923 photographs. He has given creative commons rights to use any or all pictures in their original form or altered and it seems on the up and up to me.
Will
Typically it can be said that anything published before 1923 is now in the public domain, but the laws have changed since then and newer items typically are copyrighted for 70 years past the death of the creator.
However, these are American laws and the country of origin may have different laws. Then we also must consider the source of the photos, they look to be colorized, which means the person who did so may have copyrighted the color photos. Or they may have been published since then and if these images were taken from such a publication, that publication was no doubt copyrighted.
Upon reading his profile and related pages, I found te actually owns and is in possession of these photographs, which are all pre-1923 photographs. He has given creative commons rights to use any or all pictures in their original form or altered and it seems on the up and up to me.
Will
Will Heath- Member
Re: 1890 bonsai vendor and more
Some of the pictures are T. Enami stereoviews for sure.
Ciao....Leonardo
Ciao....Leonardo
leonardo- Member
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