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Great pictures, guys. Thanks for all your work compiling them into this thread. I think it is clear from these pictures that pubic hair is coming back into style. Thankfully! :D
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6. DO NOT post or request any copyrighted material without the consent of the owner. Any and all copyrighted pictures posted without the owners permission may be removed. Identification and removal may depend upon a complaint being raised. If such a complaint is raised it is correct for removal to occur. Seeking to disguise a copyright picture so that such a complaint is likely to be avoided just adds a level of deceit to the copyright infringement. Quote:
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first- it is complex because we are not talking about selling someone else's picture, we are sharing pictures that are not even on paid sites. pictures will always surf on the web, if not here, somewhere else, whatsapp groups... i dont know. this is simple uncontrollable
second- i'm sure you cannot take a picture of a girl on a beach and exploit it commercially without the girl's autorization, so this "copyright" is not entirely yours. If someone uses a picture on a commercial banner, it is easier the guy to be sued by the girl than by the photographer, because is her IMAGE that are being used incorrectly, and this is way more serious than the copyright of the photographer being breached |
Madison WNBR
Watermarked album on flickr here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/papa_r...45981831/page1 Photographs of excellent quality if a little small; still rather that than out of focus pics of riders with sharp images of buildings behind. |
Copyright and Privacy
1. Copyright is complicated. Remember that contributors to this thread have, over the last three weeks, posted photographs from the UK, Belgium and the USA. All have different copyright laws. They may be similar but they will not be the same.
2. Simply claiming copyright cannot protect something which is not copyrighted. However to be clear taking a photograph is a creative act and the photograph will be capable of protection even if it is a picture of the Statue of Liberty or the Tower of London. 3. There would appear to be some confusion between copyright and privacy. Again privacy is a minefield across jurisdictions but generally speaking someone in a public place has no right to privacy. Someone riding naked around Brighton can hardly claim an expectation of privacy so my photographs, for instance, are safe from that issue. |
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