Parkstone Camera Club - Skylight 2000

Skylight 2000 publication

It is aimed to publish editions of Skylight 2000 at various times throughout the season when there will be a drive to collect material copy of articles from members. Articles are gratefully accepted at any time, and if a member has some words to get off their chest in the form of an interesting “blog”, or in any other form, particularly with photographs and illustrations, then the Skylight 2000 editor will be happy to accept them at any time for inclusion in the next issue.

Article preparation and presentation

Where requested, article material submitted for publication can be edited and checked for correctness. Normally the presented articles will be accepted as supplied, and unless a specific error is noted, texts will be pasted into the published HTML media without change. Where applicable, formatting will be retained as much as possible, but text flows etc. particularly around images and illustrations cannot be guaranteed. Images provided to include in the texts would usually enhance the appearance, presentation and understanding of an article considerably. Supply of contextual images to include as small insets with captions is encouraged, as is a small thumbnail image of the author.

Material rights

Material provided to Skylight 2000 will become proprietary to Parkstone Camera Club, and contributors cannot request removal at any time in the future, even though the member may leave the club. All material is to be considered as paper copy, and may remain in existence indefinitely. Skylight 2000 publications are to be considered completed entities, and individual items or articles will not be removed for any reason

Material copyright

A word on copyright: All works reproduced here are copyright of the authors, and it is not permitted to copy or use material without the author's permission. However, infringement is difficult to enforce, and authors must be aware that plagiarism of website items is rife. True copyright protection of photographic quality, however, is assured by virtue of the very low resolution of the web published images in relation to the photographic originals.