Money Grab (Explored)

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    Update:

    Given the popularity of this image, I've created another version you may (or may not) like better than this one.

    Feel free to use either image for non-commercial purposes (e.g. on a personal blog that does NOT contain advertisements). Please contact me at steve.wampler@gmail.com if you'd like to use it for anything commercial and we'll work out a licensing fee.

    Original Post:

    I was bored last night, and decided to try my hand at some concept shots. This one was pretty close to what I had in mind. It was somewhat motivated by the government's attempt to bailout wall street.

    This is also my shot for the Strobist Lighting 102: 5.2 -Double-Duty Light assignment.

    That's the same 20 dollar bill shot multiple times and composed in Photoshop. It wasn't even mine, it was my son's bill. I think he has more money than I do. ;-)

    Lighting Info: Canon 580 Ex II camera right on full power shot into an umbrella. 42" reflector camera left to provide some cross fill. Shot (mostly) at ISO 400, f/11, and 1/250 of a second.

    This one made Explore.

    purpleslog, nitinpai, tj_sadd, and 53 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. Jean-François Noubel 56 months ago | reply

      Thank you so much for this beautiful work! I will use it with your permission for a presentation on the future of money: thetransitioner.webnode.com/

      All the best,

      Jean-François Noubel

    2. Steve Wampler Photography 56 months ago | reply

      You are welcome to use the image for any non-commercial purpose.

      Enjoy!

    3. susanej05 55 months ago | reply

      Nice photo! I've included it (with attribution at the bottom) in a blog post. Thanks!

    4. amirrakha 53 months ago | reply

      Great Shot! I've created a group on Facebook about who should be on the money and I'd like to put this image as the group tag. If this is a problem, please let me know, I will remove it immediately.

    5. atomicvelvetsigh 52 months ago | reply

      Hi! This is a great shot! I would like to add this to a blog post. I hope it's ok. Of course, I shall credit you and link to this page too.

      -Velvet
      atomicmoogie.blogspot.com/2009/02/ill-give-you-20.html

    6. theodordh 52 months ago | reply

      Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Great stock shots, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

    7. Syeri's Eyes 52 months ago | reply

      hi,

      I may be using this photo for my website. Check it out once it's fully complete at www.syarifahpru.webs.com.

      Salam,
      Syeri

    8. Steve Wampler Photography 52 months ago | reply

      @Syeri,

      Your web site looks great. Feel free to use it as long as it's not used in a commercial context (if so, let me know and we can work out a fee).

      Steve

    9. Steve Wampler Photography 52 months ago | reply

      @TriNi27

      If you make money from your blog (through advertising for example), let me know and we'll work out a licensing fee; otherwise, fee free to use.

      Steve

    10. turbotoddi 48 months ago | reply

      Hi Steve. Thanks for a great picture. I borrowed it for my blog. Check it out if you'd like. www.rikssynser.com/2009/07/populismen-lenge-leve.html

    11. Steve Wampler Photography 48 months ago | reply

      You're welcome turbotoddi.

    12. Szymczak 40 months ago | reply

      I published this photo in my blog - Nie płacę za "przedruk"
      thx

    13. ranahki 38 months ago | reply

      Lovely picture. Thanks for posting with Creative Commons licence. I hope I can use it for my article
      factoidz.com/what-factors-affect-your-income/

    14. knsfinancial 36 months ago | reply

      Great picture! I have used it for a recent article with attribution: knsfinancial.com/how-to-create-a-budget-step-2-keep-track...

    15. Meylah 32 months ago | reply

      We wanted to thank you for sharing your image via creative commons. We used on our blog at Meylah!

      Thanks again!
      Jason

    16. mwsi7128 28 months ago | reply

      Nice impact

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