Photo Guidelines Sample Clauses

Photo Guidelines. Please upload a minimum of two horizontal JPG or JPEG image files. Dimensions must be a minimum of 640px X 480px or LARGER. Additional dimensions: 860px X 645px, 1000px X 750px, 1200px X 800px. Images that do not meet these dimensions may be cropped for display. Images below these criteria will not be accepted. All dimensions are in pixels.
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Photo Guidelines. Photo must be no more that 6 months old.
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Photo Guidelines. Taking photographs is a scientific art which emerges out the true emotions of the place and time of capture. Here are some tips which can help you in becoming one of the best Trell photographers possible.
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Photo Guidelines. The cost of the sponsorship includes the DBL photographer’s sitting fee, which they generously donate, if the appointment for the silting takes place by November 19, 2021. For sittings after November 19, a sitting fee may be charged by the photographers. Photos may contain business signage as a secondary element with no overt advertising. People or pets must appear larger in photos than signage. Half-page photos must be horizontal orientation; all other photos must be vertical orientation.
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Photo Guidelines. ‌ • FO requires two (2) geotagged photographs of pre-planting site conditions and two (2) geotagged photographs of post-planting site conditions for a total of four (4) geotagged photographs for each site. • These four (4) photographs will be required as part of the post-plant submissions in FO’s online reporting system. Photographs should be 1.0 MB in size at a minimum, be taken using a digital camera or mobile device with photo-taking capabilities. • Pre-planting photographs must include a wide view of the site that will be planted, taking in as much of the perimeter and site detail as possible (see Figures 1 and 2 for examples of acceptable and not acceptable pre-planting photos, respectively). Figure 1: Acceptable pre-planting photo. Figure 2: Not acceptable pre-planting photo. • Post-plant photographs must include as many planted trees within view as possible. See Figures 3 and 4 for examples of acceptable and not acceptable post-plant photos.
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