????? kombizz:
Easy stealing during DIGITAL ERA
During the film era, there was not that many cases about stealing images
compare to our new era of digital photography.
These days the crooked people under the good name of Pro-Photographer could
steal any images thru internet very easily. Then they could change them
little bit and present them as their own hard work to few fools.
I DO have a proof.
I managed to caught a thief during my daily critic/comment writing among
images. [(K=37501) on 3/3/2006]
Then I managed the spot this.
http://www.usefilm.com/Photo_Forum/11/1012217/
http://www.usefilm.com/Photo_Forum/11/1012217/
http://www.usefilm.com/Photo_Forum/11/1012217/
Now examine those images for yourself and judge if I am right in my reason.
Good luck.
A few years ago I saw the results of a photo contest .
I had the feelings that I had seen one of the winning images before
somewhere else.
I serched the web and found the image on a famous British site that I
don't remember now.
The image was of another man. I e-mailed to this institution and asked
them to inform the photographer (who also won a prize for this photo).
After a while he replied that this image is similar to his (not the
exactly same ) and everyone can take a photo of this place.
To my eyes the difference was only in the cropping.
Pini
