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PDNPulse.com - 25 days ago

Toyota Apologizes For Using Flickr Photos In SUV Ad

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Toyota U.S.A. has removed a photo feature from one of its Web sites and apologized to Flickr photographers whose images appeared on the site without their permission. Flickr users recently noticed that a Toyota 4Runner site was running some outdoorsy photos that appeared to be copied from ...

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blog.gettyimages.com - 25 days ago

The Flickr Collection by Getty Images Announces Call for Artists

— blog.gettyimages.com — It’s been over a year since Getty Images partnered with Flickr to launch the groundbreaking Flickr Collection... on www.gettyimages.com. We wanted to provide a quick update on how the Collection has grown and some of the exciting new developments ... (more) The Flickr Collection by Getty Images Announces Call for ...

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photofocus.com - 27 days ago

Watermarking Your Images

— photofocus.com — (Photo is Copyright Nicole S. Young – All Rights Reserved) Post by Nicole Young – Follow Nicole... on Twitter When I post an image online to photo sharing site (like Flickr) I put a watermark on nearly every photo I upload. I do my ... (more) Watermarking Your Images

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canonblogger.com - 20 days ago

The Terrible Truth about Photography

— canonblogger.com — T he truth? That’s right, this post is all about the truth in digital photography. “What? Is... there a hidden truth?” I know, that’s what you all are asking, but no, it’s not hidden, just something we don’t take into account too often and that is the use ... (more) The Terrible Truth about Photography

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says Shame on Toyota!! http://tinyurl.com/yfv4lsg http://plurk.com/p/2izx9j 25 days ago

RT @pdnonline: Toyota apologizes for using Flickr photos in an online ad without permission from the photographers. http://bit.ly/37IGow 25 days ago

RT @BecThomasPhoto I hope togs get paid also!; Toyota Apologizes For Using Flickr Photos In SUV Ad http://tinyurl.com/yfv4lsg via @pdnonline 25 days ago

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Photography Links – November 6, 2009
Beautiful Flower Pictures Blog: Floral Photography by Patty Hankins — Fish Peppers (c) 2009 Patty Hankins Lots of  links this week Mediaite has a post on We Keep Finding Historically Significant Photos. Will Our Grandchildren? Photofocus has  posts on Things You Can Do With A Polarizer and  Watermarking Your Images Digital Photography School has a 90 Year Old ...

The Terrible Truth about Photography
Canon Blogger: Home of the Learning Digital Photography Podcast — The truth?  That’s right, this post is all about the truth in digital photography.  “What? Is there a hidden truth?”  I know, that’s what you all are asking, but no, it’s not hidden, just something we don’t take into account too often and that is the use of our images either without our permission or consent.  For many photogs, the use of their photo can elicit excitement:  “Hey look, I floated up to the top of the Flickr Explore thread!”  I myself got a little excited at the possibility of having my images used in a magazine  (They never were selected, but that’s another story…)  Meanwhile, ...

Thankful? Yes, and No
Photo Business News & Forum — Yes, we have a lot to be thankful for this year. Below are several of the positive things personally and professionally that are worth noting and being thankful for. After that, are the things - like when a car splashes a huge puddle of water on you as you wait to cross the street, and exclaim "yeah, hey, THANKS for that..." followed by some form of an expletive. ...