An Update On My Stolen Magpie Image
Plus a Long-billed Curlew and a Horned Lark from yesterday morning on Antelope Island.
Tag: copyright infringement
This Is What Copyright Infringement Can Look Like
Image theft, copyright infringement and other forms of unethical image use piss me off no matter who is victimized. This time it was me.
The Dangers Of Image Theft And Copyright Infringement
And the advantages of registering our important photos with the US Copyright Office.
Protected: Requesting A Little Help From My Friends On A Copyright Infringement
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Comparing Juvenile And Adult Western Kingbirds (and a question of field guide accuracy)
Sometimes what I see in the field and in my images doesn’t match very well with what I see in field guides. This is an example.
Short-eared Owl Replay
The American Goldfinch
Due to ongoing copyright infringement issues I’ve recently spent enormous amounts of time registering many thousands of my images with the U.S. Copyright Office. During that process I ran across these American Goldfinch images that I’d essentially forgotten about. They were taken almost exactly 6 years ago (11/18/2007) when I was first learning bird photography.
Image Thieves Prompt A Change To “Feathered Photography”
I’m sorry to say that rampant copyright infringement and outright image thievery have forced me to make an unwanted change to my blog.
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This Is What Copyright Infringement Can Look Like
Image theft, copyright infringement and other forms of unethical image use piss me off no matter who is victimized. This time it was me.
The Dangers Of Image Theft And Copyright Infringement
And the advantages of registering our important photos with the US Copyright Office.
Protected: Requesting A Little Help From My Friends On A Copyright Infringement
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Comparing Juvenile And Adult Western Kingbirds (and a question of field guide accuracy)
Sometimes what I see in the field and in my images doesn’t match very well with what I see in field guides. This is an example.
Short-eared Owl Replay
The American Goldfinch
Due to ongoing copyright infringement issues I’ve recently spent enormous amounts of time registering many thousands of my images with the U.S. Copyright Office. During that process I ran across these American Goldfinch images that I’d essentially forgotten about. They were taken almost exactly 6 years ago (11/18/2007) when I was first learning bird photography.
Image Thieves Prompt A Change To “Feathered Photography”
I’m sorry to say that rampant copyright infringement and outright image thievery have forced me to make an unwanted change to my blog.