Thursday, July 23, 2009

Share Your Photos & Videos With Times Readers

The Times wants you to share your pictures or videos with our readers. All you need is a digital camera or mobile phone. (*UPDATE 7/28: The Times has already received a handful of photos from Dorchester readers, including "Sunset Swim" by Tina Bayliss and "Nebraska Sunset" from a reader who asked to remain anonymous. Both are pictured at the right.)

If you find yourself with a front-row view of some major event, community gathering, sporting contest, severe weather, a beautiful sunset, or you are just strolling down Dorchester's streets, take a picture or video and share the experience with fellow Times' readers. We will select the best and use them in a future post.

Here's all you have to do:

1. Take the photograph or video with any picture-enabled mobile phone or digital camera.
2. Send it to
dorchester.times@gmail.com.
3. Include your name and a brief description in the message field.

Please remember that by submitting your video(s) or photograph(s) you confirm that you agree to grant the Dorchester Times a perpetual, royalty-free right to use your images and make them available to the public. You grant to the Times the right to edit and/or modify your material in any manner necessary in order to have the material comply with our formatting or publication needs. The Times does not guarantee in any manner that all material submitted will be displayed or the term or duration that any material may be displayed. Also, by submitting content, you agree that all images submitted by you are your original creation or otherwise free for us to use in this purpose. You further agree to indemnify and release the Times of any and all liabilities for any claims, charges, injuries, losses or damages of any kind caused by, resulting from or arising out of your submission or the Times' use of the image(s). Now, with the legal terms out of the way, please submit your material. Fellow readers anxiously await to see your work.

4 comments:

  1. I saw the same sunset ..................... except i'm pretty sure i saw four horsemen coming out of the clounds that night ....... no kidding .........................

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  2. Gotta love you, Richard. You make the comments worth reading.

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  3. Wow! We should have a portrait shop in Dorchester to allow our novice photographers to sell their framed shots. I'd buy some.

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  4. Wow! We should have a portrait shop in Dorchester to allow our novice photographers to sell their framed shots. I'd buy some.

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