on 2013-05-03 9:16 John Sessoms wrote
From: Mark Roberts
Surely that's not a serious question? The answer is that you put them
all in a zip file and upload them all at once. I do several thousand
per registration. It's simple, easy and costs 35 bucks.
You do have to separate out the published images from the unpublished ones.
http://asmp.org/content/registration-counts
indeed, that can be a big obstacle; in addition to print, i understand that any
photo that has ever been on the web, been shown in a commercial gallery, or
entered a public collection has been "published"; as archivist for my dad's
work, i am sure most of it is unpublished, but i'll never be sure exactly which
have images been published; it's not safe to declare an image unpublished in
the absence of certainty, because someone who is in possession of a print
purchased in the 60s essentially has proof of publication, and since the
copyright was not renewed, i believe the early "published" images have entered
the public domain
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