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Copyright, Trademarks, Liability Disclaimer, Terms, Content,
Conditions of Use and Linking Guidelines
Copyright
Derivative works or other unauthorized copying or use of images is
expressly prohibited. All content included on this site, including but not limited to,
photographs, graphics, logos, button icons, images, audio clips and software,
is the property of Byron Rogers ™ or its content suppliers and
protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. The
compilation (meaning the collection, arrangement, selection,
coordination and assembly) of all content on this site is the
exclusive property of Byron Rogers ™ and protected by U.S. and
international copyright laws. All software used on this site is
the property of Byron Rogers ™ or its software suppliers and
protected by U.S. and international copyright laws. The content
and software on this site may be used as a shopping resource and
reference. Any
other use, including the reproduction, modification, distribution,
transmission, republication, display or performance, of any
content on this site is strictly prohibited. You
may not sell or resell any images or information on this website.
You may not copy-and-paste information into another document
whereupon information may be distorted or taken out-of-context.
Individual copyrights remain held by
their respective artist and authors unless they specify otherwise.
Byron Rogers is not responsible for the accuracy or views of the
content of the material provided to Byron Rogers by third party
contributors. All articles after submission to Byron Rogers become
the property of Byron Rogers and the artist and author. Permission
to use any article or review must first be obtained from either
Byron Rogers or the artist and author. You are also advised to
note the date in which certain articles are written; the articles
and reviews, blog posts, etc. contained herein are written to reflect the
time/date in which they were written and not necessarily the
time/date you are reading the article. Note that industry
changes and manufacturing of cameras, lenses, print materials,
presentation materials and related also change over time.
We have the right
to edit all material for grammatical and factual errors. The
articles and comments are written by their respective authors.
Copyright
© 2008
- 2012
Byron Rogers ™. All rights
reserved.
All photographs, product names, art and text herein are the property
of Byron Rogers and may not be reproduced in part of
whole without the sole written permission of Byron
Rogers.
Any violations of
our copyright that you notice please inform us. We will
strongly pursue unauthorized use of our intellectual
property.
Trademarks
The following marks, designs and slogans are
recognized trademarks of Byron Rogers; Byron Rogers Fine
Photographs; Byron Rogers Photographic Workshop; ByronRogers.com; PhotoWebGuide.com;
PhotoWebGuide.net; PhotoWebGuide.info; Photo Web Guide;
PhotoWebGuide.com
Blog; "Your gateway to photography and related information™";
"Your gateway to photography and related resources™"; the gold type Byron
Rogers Fine Photographs logo; the blue type PhotoWebGuide.com logo
and the square in a square logo used with PhotoWebGuide.com are trademarks
of Byron Rogers ™. Byron Rogers trademarks may not be used in part or whole
without the prior written consent of Byron Rogers. Other products and companies
referred to herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of
their respective companies or mark holders. No such use, or the
use of any trade names, is intended to convey endorsement or other
affiliation.
Protecting our name is a
responsibility we take seriously. Therefore, please report any
unusual, unsubstantiated photographs that use our trademark
inappropriately to
Byron Rogers
Customer Relations at
325-617-2578. Our Legal Department will issue infringement letters
to violators, who are subject to prosecution for all unauthorized
use of our copyrights and trademarks.
The following business slogans and
broadcast advertising phrases are trademarks and service marks of
Byron Rogers and PhotoWebGuide.com:
"Your gateway to
photography and related information™"; "Your gateway to
photography and related resources™"; PhotoWebGuide.com your
photography information portal.™"; The extensive guide for
photographic information and resources on the web™"; "An
indispensable resource for anyone interested in photography!™";
"Discover the photographic world through the PhotoWebGuide.com™";
"Its all about information, reference and resources™";
"Your gateway to photography and photographic processes and
techniques™".
The domain
name ByronRogers.com was registered on July 18, 2000.
The domain name PhotoWebGuide.com was registered on Nov. 14, 2001.
Link Disclaimer
Through our recommend Links to third party owned Web sites you may
find links that contain content that is helpful and of interest.
Linking creates added value for our Web site in that our users
will return to our Web site not only for its content but also for
the knowledge that we will link them to other valuable information
that can be found on the World Wide Web. We initially visit all
third party Web sites before linking to them but we can not
control their content and such content frequently changes. If you
use our recommend Links to visit a third party Web site and find
the content of their Web site inappropriate or offensive you
should contact us so that we may evaluate the matter. Our Web site
cannot control the content of third party owned web sites that
link to our Web site. These third party sites may also contain
opinions and viewpoints of third parties that do not necessarily
coincide with our opinions and viewpoints.
It is your own personal
responsibility to evaluate the accuracy, completeness or
usefulness of any information or content available through the
Byron Rogers web site. Byron Rogers makes no claim or
representation regarding, and accepts no responsibility for, the
quality, content, nature or reliability of sites accessible by
hyperlink from this Site, or sites linking to this Site. The
linked sites are not under the control of Byron Rogers and Byron
Rogers is not responsible for the content of any linked site or
any link contained in a linked site, or any review, changes or
updates to such sites. Byron Rogers is providing these links to
you only as a convenience, and the inclusion of any link does not
imply affiliation, endorsement or adoption by Byron Rogers of the
site or any information contained therein. When leaving the Byron
Rogers site, you should be aware that Byron Rogers terms and
policies no longer govern, and therefore you should review the
applicable terms and policies, including privacy and
data-gathering practices, of that site.
You may not use, frame or
utilize framing techniques to enclose any Byron Rogers trademark,
logo or other proprietary information (including the images found
at this Site, the content of any text or the layout/design of any
page or form contained on a page) without Byron Rogers express
written consent. Further, you may not use any meta tags or any
other "hidden text" utilizing a Byron Rogers name, trademark or
product name without Byron Rogers express written consent.
The links in the PhotoWebGuide.com accessed via this Web Site (the "PhotoWebGuide.com") and
information obtained through this Web Site (the "Information") are
the private property of PhotoWebGuide.com. PhotoWebGuide.com
authorizes you to use the links and information solely for your
personal use and for no other purpose. Without limitation, you are
not authorized to make the Information available on any web site
or otherwise reproduce, distribute, copy, store, use or sell the
Information for commercial gain without the express written
consent of PhotoWebGuide.com. This is a personal service, thus your
right to use the PhotoWebGuide.com or Information is non-assignable.
Any access or use that is inconsistent with these terms is
unauthorized and strictly prohibited.
Byron Rogers reserves the
right to pursue legal action against any individual who
misrepresents any of Byron Rogers's information or Byron Rogers
staff member to any industry companies, business owners or
individuals.
Our Guidelines for Linking to Other Web Sites
We try to link to other Web sites in the same manner that we would
like them to link to our Web site. If you have any questions about
our links in general, or would like us to link to your Web site,
or you to our Web site please let us know
here.
How to link to our site and in turn have your site listed with a
link on our site, click here.
No sites which depict hate, violence or pornography. We do not promote
sites that have no real content but ads, popups, banners or links to
more ads. Sites which are constructed just to feed off our traffic
are also not wanted and will be deleted. Sites with quality content
are wanted and we hope to be link partners for years to come if
you have such a site. If you want to advertise here contact us.
You are granted a limited, nonexclusive right to
create a hyperlink to this Site and any article provided such link does not
portray Byron Rogers or any of its photographs
and services in a false,
misleading, derogatory or otherwise defamatory manner.
This site may be linked to from other sites but is not to be framed within
another site's structure.
You may not use a Byron Rogers logo or
other proprietary graphic or trademark of Byron Rogers to link to this Site
without the express written permission of Byron Rogers. This limited right
may be revoked at any time.
The terms, 'link
partner' or "affiliate", or "associate", do not imply any formal
association with ByronRogers.com or PhotoWebGuide.com, and the
Link Partner does not have any right on our
photographs, logos or
trademarks. Byron Rogers does not intend links on the Byron
Rogers Web site to be referrals or endorsements of the linked
entities; they are provided for convenience only.
The Link
Partner is not permitted to represent ByronRogers.com or
PhotoWebGuide.com in any way other than displaying a
banner on the web site, including our links, referring
our photographs to legitimate business contacts, or using
any of the tools we provide to advertise our
photographs.
We want you to advertise our
photographs effectively as you
see fit, but care must be taken to ensure there is no
confusion between your organization and ours.
Also, you must represent our
photographs in a positive and
professional manner.
Viruses
Byron Rogers also assumes no responsibility, and shall not be
liable for, any damages to, or viruses that may infect, your
computer equipment or other property on account of your access to,
use of, or browsing in the Site or your downloading of any
materials, data, text, images, video, or audio from the Site.
Disclaimer
This site is provided by Byron Rogers on an "As Is"
basis. Byron Rogers makes no representations or
warranties of any kind, express or implied, as to the
operation of the site, the information, content,
materials or photographs included on this site. All offers
subject to availability. All measurements are
appropriate. Byron Rogers makes every effort to ensure
that all information is correct before posting. Despite
our best efforts, inevitable errors will occur in
pricing and description. Posted prices and descriptions
are subject to change. We will not and can not be held
responsible for typographic, specification,
photographic and pricing errors. To the full extent
permissible by applicable law, Byron Rogers disclaims
all warranties, express or implied, including but not
limited to, implied warranties of merchantability,
non-infringement and fitness for a particular purpose.
Byron Rogers will not be liable for any damages of any
kind arising from the use of this site, including but
not limited to direct, indirect, incidental punitive and
consequential damages. Byron Rogers reserves the right
to make product specifications and pricing changes
without notice. Compliance with consumer eligibility
rules required by the manufacturers to qualify for
factory rebates or other similar promotional programs
shall not be the responsibility of Byron Rogers. Any
consumer complaint or special compensation requests
resulting from promotional programs is between the
purchaser and the manufacturer and shall not be the
responsibility of Byron Rogers. No advice, appraisal or
information given by Byron Rogers, PhotoWebGuide.com or
any of our representatives shall create any warranty.
To help the sites expand and to cover costs of
running the websites
PhotoWebGuide.com
runs some advertising on the sites and engages in the
use of some affiliate links. These affiliate links
(largely to the Amazon book store) earn
PhotoWebGuide.com
a small commission on any purchases that anyone makes
when they visit Amazon after clicking on one of our
links.
These commissions help us to keep
PhotoWebGuide.com Blog and PhotoWebGuide.com
growing.
Limitations of Liability
Liability is limited to the replacement of the artwork
for a defect in the print preparation. The defective
print will have to be returned before a replacement
print is shipped.
Explanation of
Cataloging Terms
We strive for honest and accurate descriptions on all
items. Care is taken to ensure that any statement as to
attribution, origin, date, age, provenance and condition is
reliable and accurate but all such statements are statements of
opinion only and are not to be taken as statements of
representation or fact. Byron Rogers reserves the right, in
forming their opinion; to consult and rely upon any expert or
authority considered by them to be reliable.
Variation in Computer Monitors
Due to the variation in all computer monitors, the exact colors
and appearance of the photographic prints may not be reproduced on
your computer monitor. However, any variance, if present, should
be slight.
Risk of Loss
All items purchased from Byron Rogers are
made pursuant to a shipment contract. This means that the risk of
loss and title for such items pass to you upon our delivery to the
carrier.
Damaged Artwork
Damaged
shipments from handling must be claimed with the freight carrier.
If any cartons are missing or damaged, be sure to note this on the
freight bill. If you notice concealed damage after you open the
box, keep all the packing and call the freight carrier to return
and inspect the damage and file a claim or go to their shipping
point and let them inspect the damage. We cannot be responsible
for damage caused by the freight carrier.
No Agency
You agree and acknowledge that you and Byron Rogers have an
independent business relationship. Nothing about your relationship
or provided for in these Rules shall be deemed to create a
partnership, franchise, joint venture or agency, and neither party
is the other's partner, franchisee, employee, agent or
representative. You will not state, imply or hold yourself out to
anyone as being associated, affiliated with or endorsed by Byron
Rogers, and have no right to obligate or bind Byron Rogers in any
manner whatsoever.
Applicable Law
This site is created and controlled by Byron Rogers in the State
of Texas, United States of America. As such, the laws of the State
of Texas will govern these disclaimers, terms and conditions,
without giving effect to any principles of conflicts of laws. We
reserve the right to make changes to our site and these
disclaimers, terms and conditions at any time.
© 2008 - 2009 Byron
Rogers All rights reserved.
Byron Rogers
P.O. Box 3171
San Angelo, Texas 76902-3171
USA
Useful
Facts About Our Web Site
ByronRogers.com
Online Debut: May 30, 2008
Our domain name is:
ByronRogers.com,
byronrogers.com,
www.ByronRogers.com
and
www.byronrogers.com.
All these URL addresses will get you to us, you choose. Remember
to bookmark our site so you can easily find us again!
You can find the
PhotoWebGuide.com by typing in PhotoWebGuide.com
,
photowebguide.com
, www.PhotoWebGuide.com ,
www.photowebguide.com ,
photowebguide.info
, photowebguide.net
and you will end up at our PhotoWebGuide.com index page. The domain name
PhotoWebGuide.com was registered on Nov. 14, 2001. PhotoWebGuide.com
Online Debut: October, 2008
the second version debuted on Feb. 26, 2009.
Keyword Search: photographs ,
photography
Note: Byron Rogers utilizes
industry-standard Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology to allow
for the encryption of your information. If you are using a
security-enabled browser (such as Microsoft Internet Explorer
version 2.1 or greater, or Netscape Navigator version 2.0 or
greater), your information is secure. Our web site looks (and
works) better when you use version 4.0 or better of Netscape
Navigator or Internet Explorer, but can be used with any
tables-capable browser. If you need to upgrade your browser,
follow these links for the latest version of
Firefox, or
Internet Explorer.
Is the site
really secure?
Does a site claim to be secure? If you are using Netscape
Navigator or Communicator, a key or padlock emblem in the lower
left-hand corner of the screen represents the security of the page
you are visiting. If the key appears broken or open, then the page
you are on is not using a secure technology. In Microsoft
Explorer, a lock emblem will appear in the middle of the status
bar at the bottom of the screen when visiting a secure site. When
placing the mouse over the lock emblem, a window with more
information about the security technology being used will appear.
What is an SSL?
Web Hosting services are a key link in the chain of any E-commerce
transaction. This is because they store the data that makes up our
Web site. The transfer of data between the server and our
customers, or to and from our Payment Gateway (or Credit Card
Processing Agent Link) is a potential security risk. This is where
SSL comes in. SSL is based on an encryption system what is known
as Private/Public Key Pairing. It is one of the most sophisticated
encryption systems in use today and was developed for military
communication purposes.
In Web hosting it works this way: An SSL enabled server has a
'public key' that can be read by anyone and then used to encrypt
data to be sent to that server. The public key is a numeric value
that results from a formula (the 'private key'), which is very
difficult to reconstruct from the number that it creates. Once the
data has been encrypted using the public key it is sent to the
server where the SSL then decrypts the communication using its
private key. SSL is effective because the private key is never
transmitted from one source to another and therefore is impossible
to intercept!
Summary:
Paper money, checks and credit cards are payment systems that have
always been, and still are, vulnerable to fraud of various kinds.
Like E-commerce, all suffered from lack public confidence when
they were introduced into the economy. At the turn of the last
century (A time when a handshake was a stronger sign of a firm
commitment than a signed contract!), as governments first began
introducing paper money amidst a huge outcry, it was very
difficult to convince people to trade in their gold, silver and
copper for the new paper money.
The problems of E-commerce are no different, except that the basic
principal and security systems of credit card transaction, the
system that most E-Commerce is based on, already exist and only
need to be fine-tuned for the new technology. E-commerce security
systems are effective. When we started our E-commerce business we
found out what they are, and make sure that our visitors know that
they are in play on our Web site. (The rules for internet
transactions are the same as physical world transactions in so far
as using your credit card. You, our customer can only be held
liable for up to $50 for credit card fraud if something did go
wrong.) Soon, E-commerce will be as commonplace as paying cash at
the corner store.
Fast, Convenient and
Always Secure On-Line Shopping
With Byron Rogers Fine Photographs
Ever wonder what those Web error codes
mean?
These are the cryptic
little messages that flash across the screen when you can't get
where you're trying to go. Some codes just indicate that the site
is temporarily busy; others mean it's gone. Here are a few to help
you figure them out:
301 Moved Permanently
The resource has permanently moved
elsewhere, the response indicates where it has gone to.
302 Moved Temporarily
The resource has temporarily moved
elsewhere, the response indicates where it is at present.
400 Bad Request
Server doesn't recognize the URL. Double
check to see that you've typed it correctly.
403 Forbidden Pages
You're not being allowed access, for
whatever reason. If you've registered with a site that requires a
password, and still get this message, check to see that you've
correctly typed the password.
404 Not Found
It could be that the page you're
searching for has been deleted, or its name has been changed or
modified on the server. You can try deleting portions of the URL,
starting at the end, and see what comes up.
File Contains No Data
There are many reasons you could get
this, including the fact that there's nothing there. Try again
later.
Failed DNS Lookup
This could mean that you've incorrectly
typed the URL or that the server you're trying to reach is down or
too busy. Check the URL and try again.
503 Service Unavailable
Similar to the message
above. The page is there, but isn't accessible at the moment.
Hitting Reload or Refresh a few times may solve the problem.
An e-mail can't infect your
computer if you just read it. However, viruses can lurk in
e-mail attachments, generally executable programs rather than
simple attachments like pictures. If you open an infected
attachment, the virus will be released. The best way to avoid
problems is to simply not open files from unknown sources -- just
delete the
e-mail and the attachment will go along with it. If you read your
email in text only format you will help reduce any viruses or
worms from infecting your computer.
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or Questions
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have any questions, suggestions, or comments, please feel free to
send them to us. You may email us at:
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