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I take a lot of pictures. I really didn't think much of other people using them until I started to talk to my photo journalism friend. He was really upset that some of my pictures were being used by a city without giving me any credit or even asking if they could use them.
I post a lot of pictures on facebook and about once a week I will get a message from facebook telling me that a fried of mine has used one of my pictures as their facebook profile picture. This does not include those who first download the my picture and re-upload it to facebook. I don't really mind. If I wanted to keep more restrictions on my photos I could use a sight like Flicker. At the same time any picture that is viewable can be stolen. I post pictures for my friends to view. I am not trying to make money off of them. ...more later
Beautiful! I grew up along the shores of Lake Superior and I recall seeing waves like the one in your picture, every time a storm started to blow through.
ReplyDeleteThis is my new favorite spot to surf in Michigan. I have never seen lake waves break with the power that this one does. It broke in 1 foot of water with a limestone slab of rock(so don't fall).
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