ipernity: Group: Scavenger Hunt

No deadlines - open Scavenger Hunt

22 November 2024
Name change to generic "Scavenger Hunt" with no deadlines, just a list of topics..

New photos, not archives

Please tag your entries with the topic number and year of entry:
01Scav2024
02Scav2024
etc.

If you are completing a second year with the same topics, please add "Second year Scavenger Hunt" in your description.

As some of the topics are quite hard, a liberal/creative interpretation is welcome.
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01 A starts with
02 Advertise a product
03 Book favourite
04 Car
05 Door - interesting
06 Environment
07 Fairy tale
08 Far horizons
09 Film Noir
10 Fishing
11 Floral Art
12 Geography
13 Gritty
14 History
15 House - architecture
16 I can fly
17 I wish I could…
18 Industrial
19 Inspired by…
20 Internet
21 J starts with
22 Jack of Hearts
23 Knot/s
24 Lake
25 Language
26 Laughter
27 Long exposure
28 Low Key
29 Mail Box
30 Matisse style of
31 Moonshine
32 Movie favourite
33 Monet style of
34 Music
35 Night shot
36 Ocean
37 Old Master style of
38 People
39 Person you love the most
40 Phobias
41 Picasso
42 Place you love the most
43 Poetry
44 Pub sign
46 Queen of Diamonds
46 Rock n roll
47 Romance
48 Rope/s
49 Something you really don't like
50 Sunset

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The topic of this discussion has been edited by Gillian Everett 3 months ago.

9 comments - The latest ones

Gillian Everett ^club

Thanks to Gudrun for raising awareness of copyright issues re. some of the more creative topics.

NOTE: Topics 19, 30, 33, 37, 41 ... Inspired by, style of, historic artists.

Many of the artists have works in the Public Domain, so they can actually be reproduced, modified, etc.
However, the intent here is "in the STYLE of" for example Henri Matisse's 1948 painting "The Pineapple", so an entry for Scavenger could be a still life including a pineapple.
Creative works using original paintings are also OK as long as they are in the Public Domain, or you have taken a photo of an artwork in your home.
I actually have a print and a postcard of Matisse's 1948 Pineapple, and have posted various photos over the years..
I believe Matisse's 1924 still life with pineapple is now Public Domain.

2 years ago.

Gillian Everett ^club

All members are welcome to have their say here.

Please feel free to suggest, or add, a description or guide in comments HERE for any topic.

2 years ago.

Gudrun ^club

The copyright issue (usually more restrictively applied in Europe) doesn't so much bother me with the creative topics where we should be able to find a way around, but it can also be relevant for favourite book/ film.
An example: a photograph of a book can infringe copyright of the artist who designed the cover, even if the author has been dead for centuries.

Privacy issues: for photos of people you normally have to have written permission of the subject who can nevertheless retract that permission at any time.

The obvious solution to all that would be making the photos private so they can only be seen in the group but not in your photo stream. Obviously they also wouldn't be visible in an album.

2 years ago. Edited 2 years ago.

Gillian Everett ^club has replied to Gudrun ^club

Thanks Gudrun.
That's interesting about book covers. I have published many photos of book covers, over many years, in response to challenge topics, as have many of my photo pals. One lady regularly publishes photos of the last books she has read.
I'm wondering if it is deemed "fair use" as non commercial in a research/project way, i.e. discussing or reviewing.
Example
www.ipernity.com/doc/gillianeverett/48378002
This one was for Scavenger Hunt 2019, topic SH14 A book in a different language to yours, with a number of entries from the other members for this topic.

As you say, if members are concerned about this they can post the photo privately so that it can only be seen in the group.

2 years ago. Edited 2 years ago.

Gillian Everett ^club has replied to Gudrun ^club

Re. people photos and written permission.

I also have taken many people photos, including street candids, etc. and have a street photography group, with many candid photos.
www.ipernity.com/group/australianportraitandcandid
Most of these are taken on the basis that if it is a public place, then people photos are permissible. However, I have a personal guideline that they should be in good taste, and preferably a flattering image of the subject, and definitely no nudity.

In the case of my 100 strangers project, I always had permission.
www.ipernity.com/doc/gillianeverett/album/513683

2 years ago.

Gudrun ^club

I think privacy and copyright issues are handled differently in every country so everybody should just do what he/ she is comfortable with. As Sami already wrote 2 years ago, it is more restrictive in the European Union so we have to be more careful. But after all, Ipernity isn't such a big and well known platform so that the risk of exposure is smaller;-)

2 years ago. Edited 2 years ago.

Gillian Everett ^club has replied to Gudrun ^club

I agree.

If there is any doubt about a specific topic, or entry for that topic, then the photo can be private and only viewable within the group.

2 years ago.

M♥rJ Photogr♥phy !!… ^club has replied to Gudrun ^club

Can I butt in here..... Maybe keep certain photos private only to see here on this group to avoid a breach of copywrite

23 months ago.

Gillian Everett ^club has replied to M♥rJ Photogr♥phy !!… ^club

Hi Marj,

Generally, if referring to other people's work, for example, a photograph of a published book, attribution should be given, i.e. a description of the work, or whatever is appropriate.

If you feel uncomfortable with any particular image, regarding attribution or copyright, then, yes, it would be good to have it private only to see here on this group.

23 months ago.

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