Sorry been stupid busy these last weeks, barely got the chance to open the PC at home. Hope to catch up with more this evening.
I cannot help you with the first, but for the second, from the Terms of Service :
"You are granting us with a non-exclusive, permanent, irrevocable, unlimited license to use, publish, or re-publish your Content in connection with the Service. You retain copyright over the Content."
Just the way I understand it, it is pretty much standard for websites with user uploaded content, just saying you agree that we can use images from the gallery in the plant database for example or to make a copy for backup purpose etc.. This is done however on a common sense and transparent fashion, asking for permission, giving credit and notice etc.
However the copyright stays with you. You are able to start another journal on another site, your own site, sell prints etc.
Yes just 2 light sources over such a long tank will create deep shadows, but also deep contrast. Good for wow effect. Anubias grow well in shadow if they have adequate flow, maybe you can get some to stick in that place.
Black, white or transparent for background colors. Looking at the room setup I would go for transparent (window foil) as black can overwhelm the room at that high. You also get to the chance to make some cool light gradients behind the tank and highlight all that height.
1) Would a moderator be able to change the title of this journal from 90 gallon to 110 gallon?
2) May I start this journal on another forum or blog on it? Or is it proprietary content? I would be updating everything at the same time.
I cannot help you with the first, but for the second, from the Terms of Service :
"You are granting us with a non-exclusive, permanent, irrevocable, unlimited license to use, publish, or re-publish your Content in connection with the Service. You retain copyright over the Content."
Just the way I understand it, it is pretty much standard for websites with user uploaded content, just saying you agree that we can use images from the gallery in the plant database for example or to make a copy for backup purpose etc.. This is done however on a common sense and transparent fashion, asking for permission, giving credit and notice etc.
However the copyright stays with you. You are able to start another journal on another site, your own site, sell prints etc.
03/03/18
There are a bit more shadows from the driftwood than I would have thought. The front right corner of the tank is a little obscured and there might not be plants there unless I get a little creative.
I will soak the driftwood in the next couple of days and will play around with the lights / driftwood to see if I can reduce that shadow..
What color of backgrounds are your favorites? I am thinking about putting black vinyl on the back.
Yes just 2 light sources over such a long tank will create deep shadows, but also deep contrast. Good for wow effect. Anubias grow well in shadow if they have adequate flow, maybe you can get some to stick in that place.
Black, white or transparent for background colors. Looking at the room setup I would go for transparent (window foil) as black can overwhelm the room at that high. You also get to the chance to make some cool light gradients behind the tank and highlight all that height.