Quite an extensive collection. Very nice, straight-forward stuff. Would love to see it without his logo gumming it up, but I do understand. Speaking of that... one of my biggest pet peeves? When sites post the work of others and then glom the name of their site on the image... even though they don't own the image. Have you seen that? Maddening. Can't imagine someone doing that. I mean, it's one thing to promote an image belonging to someone else, but to brand it with your own site's address or name? Tacky. Just something that I wanted to get off my chest... thanks for listening. :)
Hahaha! Yes watermarks can be annoying, these brandings that sometimes completely ruin an image. Worse is, yes, as you said, thieves. I do my best to give attribution to professional photographers. Not always possible I admit, but that is the reason a tail of names usually follows a model on my blog. It's the least I can do. I recall being in contact with Paul Specht and he was delighted that I went to the trouble to ask permission haha. I also always try to use the largest and cleanest images that I can find. Unsullied, sharp. And no advertising. Ever! Hahaha.
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Quite an extensive collection. Very nice, straight-forward stuff. Would love to see it without his logo gumming it up, but I do understand. Speaking of that... one of my biggest pet peeves? When sites post the work of others and then glom the name of their site on the image... even though they don't own the image. Have you seen that? Maddening. Can't imagine someone doing that. I mean, it's one thing to promote an image belonging to someone else, but to brand it with your own site's address or name? Tacky. Just something that I wanted to get off my chest... thanks for listening. :)
Hahaha! Yes watermarks can be annoying, these brandings that sometimes completely ruin an image. Worse is, yes, as you said, thieves. I do my best to give attribution to professional photographers. Not always possible I admit, but that is the reason a tail of names usually follows a model on my blog. It's the least I can do. I recall being in contact with Paul Specht and he was delighted that I went to the trouble to ask permission haha. I also always try to use the largest and cleanest images that I can find. Unsullied, sharp. And no advertising. Ever! Hahaha.
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