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Can I have and display your photo's ?
Sep 6, 2012 18:46:54 #
ASK, otherwise it is stealing.I am sure the person will give you permission.
Sep 6, 2012 18:50:45 #
fishone0 wrote:
ASK, otherwise it is stealing.I am sure the person will give you permission.
No, even if the owner gives permission to use the picture, he cannot give permission for you to download it from this site. You must enter into a written contract with this site to use anything on this site for personal or commercial purposes. Very few people ever read the Terms of Use for a website, but you should.
Sep 6, 2012 18:53:36 #
I almost always honor a request to use my shots providing credit is to me as shooter
Sep 6, 2012 18:57:39 #
Well, I see I am a criminal in the sites eyes and many others.
I am not going away mad. I am just going away.
Thanks for the concise quote mcveed!
I am not going away mad. I am just going away.
Thanks for the concise quote mcveed!
mcveed wrote:
No, even if the owner gives permission to use the picture, he cannot give permission for you to download it from this site. You must enter into a written contract with this site to use anything on this site for personal or commercial purposes. Very few people ever read the Terms of Use for a website, but you should.
fishone0 wrote:
ASK, otherwise it is stealing.I am sure the person will give you permission.
No, even if the owner gives permission to use the picture, he cannot give permission for you to download it from this site. You must enter into a written contract with this site to use anything on this site for personal or commercial purposes. Very few people ever read the Terms of Use for a website, but you should.
Sep 6, 2012 19:30:54 #
Max Kurz wrote:
Twice on this forum, I've seen photo's that I cons... (show quote)
When you display the photo(s) in your home do you credit the person who posted the photo?
Sep 6, 2012 19:55:36 #
If they are so good that you would like them on your wall, offer to pay the photographer a fair price, it shows respect.
Sep 6, 2012 19:57:59 #
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Sep 6, 2012 21:08:01 #
Is it a copyright infringement if you download a picture of the USA flag with white background off an advertisement for a company wishing you a happy memorial day ?
Sep 6, 2012 21:51:28 #
Any of my photos are up for grabs. If anyone can use them go for it . Im not in it for the money any more. Made plenty as a wedding photographer. Time to give back. Dont want to have to give any more to the tax man. He got his share.
Sep 6, 2012 21:52:18 #
Max Kurz wrote:
What I think I heard from all of you ! br br 1. I... (show quote)
:thumbup: I feel the same way and that is why I said I would sent someone a higher res image if they ask for it. I have the same feelings with my woodworking. I taught woodworking to 4H children and derived a great pleasure just watching them learn and use any of the techniques I had used.
Yes, it may be "foolish", as someone may want to make a buck from my work, but if I create an image that someone thinks would make their house a more beautiful place, so be it.
Sometimes you have to just show some courtesy by asking, and sometimes it is answered by a yes.
db
Sep 6, 2012 22:44:18 #
Max Kurz wrote:
Steve;
Re;
The is one stained glass reference, The attached is an original work,[ not another one like it ] that's been photographed over a dozen times and I'm almost sure has been duplicated several times.
Yes, this is my work, my idea's on how to work the glass, what colors to use and where,[ warm colors on the front sails, cool on the back to add depth, etc ]
I'm quite happy that someone liked it enough to "steal" the concept.
Re;
The is one stained glass reference, The attached is an original work,[ not another one like it ] that's been photographed over a dozen times and I'm almost sure has been duplicated several times.
Yes, this is my work, my idea's on how to work the glass, what colors to use and where,[ warm colors on the front sails, cool on the back to add depth, etc ]
I'm quite happy that someone liked it enough to "steal" the concept.
Very nice work,
:thumbup:
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Sep 6, 2012 23:38:39 #
ace-mt wrote:
If you see a bicycle without a chain does that mean it's free?
You wouldn't get too far!!!!! ha!
Sep 6, 2012 23:44:40 #
Max Kurz wrote:
Twice on this forum, I've seen photo's that I cons... (show quote)
I say get your camera and try to get your own shot of that lily---It will mean a lot more to you and you can be proud of it hanging on your wall----or just go and buy a similar picture at Kohl's and hang that------------you can learn how to shoot your own on this site
Sep 7, 2012 00:08:56 #
shutterbug65
Loc: Oakville, Canada
So if that is the case why does this site allow photos to be uploaded then add "DOWNLOAD" below it. Or did I miss something here.
Sep 7, 2012 00:55:51 #
randymoe wrote:
Yes, but do we leave the keys in the car with it running. There is an expectation that we reasonably secure our property. Posting full resolution images is not reasonable protection of your object.
Yes the Internet provides a chain of evidential ownership, but does that provide sufficient protection of continued ownership. We do lock things up for a reason and yes theft is theft.
Fools are mugged and robbed all the time. I think some call that 'business.'
Yes the Internet provides a chain of evidential ownership, but does that provide sufficient protection of continued ownership. We do lock things up for a reason and yes theft is theft.
Fools are mugged and robbed all the time. I think some call that 'business.'
you cant stop a thief, only slow them down... if they want it, they will get it...
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