Re: Re: Photos of Nicholas II #5

[larri*]

Ok I'm really sorry. I found the photo by chance so I can't remember the exact link of the auction =(

[Sunny]

Instead of posting the photo itself, why not post a link to the auction or site where you found it? That way APTM members will have the opportunity to click through and see it without violating copyright.

If i have understood well, so i can post a url adress to, for example, an ebay page where there' s a pic in which we would be interested, and i'll do nothing wrong, 'cause with a right click you'll go straight to the page. Is it right?

[Sarushka]

Instead of posting the photo itself, why not post a link to the auction or site where you found it? That way APTM members will have the opportunity to click through and see it without violating copyright.

If i have understood well, so i can post a url adress to, for example, an ebay page where there' s a pic in which we would be interested, and i'll do nothing wrong, 'cause with a right click you'll go straight to the page. Is it right?

Yes, that's right.

[Alixz]

Ok I'm really sorry. I found the photo by chance so I can't remember the exact link of the auction =(

Auctions are the place where you may look at the pictures, but should know that the owner of the picture has posted it and wants to sell it, not to have it reproduced over and over and then brought to other sites where others can see it for free.

[burger queen]

These photos in auction are originals, no ? Their value is material, this is easy to understand. But who can appropriate figure of Romanov's family, they belong to nobody except themselves. There's something I don't understand.
About scanning a book, I admit that this is a bit special. But if I have the great chance to have an original photography, I wouldn't care about seeing it on the web as nothing would substitute the paper value of this picture. 

[Carolath Habsburg]

Instead of posting the photo itself, why not post a link to the auction or site where you found it? That way APTM members will have the opportunity to click through and see it without violating copyright.

If i have understood well, so i can post a url adress to, for example, an ebay page where there' s a pic in which we would be interested, and i'll do nothing wrong, 'cause with a right click you'll go straight to the page. Is it right?

I read in another place of this forum that its was totally forbidden to post  ebay links . I dont know if its the same thing for other auction places

[Forum Admin]

Yes, auction links are not permitted. One, the image is obviously for sale and you do not have the owner's permission to reproduce it and secondly, we do not permit advertising for auction items specifically. 

[Aglaya]

Nicholas with uncle Waldemar and cousins

[Carolath Habsburg]

Nicholas, cousin George of Greece and other people hunting. Early 1890s.



George pose is hilarious!

[Kalafrana]

To judge by the solar topees and the people in the back row, I'd say that picture was taken in India.

Ann

[Carolath Habsburg]

Yup, in early 1890s. If im not wrong, Gd Georgiy Alexandrovich is also there at the left

Nicholas with Maria, Anastasia, Alexei and Tatiana

[Alan]

Nicholas II was only 5 feet, 5 inches tall.  Short, just like his mother.
Alan

[amartin71718]

He was about 5'7", actually.

[blessOTMA]

Carolath Habsburg !  Marvelous photo! Thank you! The children all look like Alix there!

[bestfriendsgirl]

Nicholas II was only 5 feet, 5 inches tall.  Short, just like his mother.
Alan

As an adult, he only came up to AIII's shoulder ... if you look closely, you'll see that he's standing on one of the rails. I like how all the girls' skirts are different lengths, and did anyone else notice that someone is hanging out the window of the Imperial train?