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Did you stay in a Holiday Inn Express or are you a licensed attorney trained in intellectual property law?And for anyone who's interested about copyright and what you can do about it - check out my articles in my blog here.
If they reposted the image(s) online, it's possible tineye.com could discover the theft.good luck finding out someone stole your photos.
Not if the photographer is working under a "work-for-hire" agreement: http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ09.pdfEmbed images with Flash.
Also, don't you technically "own" the copyrights to any photo you've taken? Seeing as how it's your camera, your time, you are the one pressing the shutter release, etc.
If they reposted the image(s) online, it's possible tineye.com could discover the theft.good luck finding out someone stole your photos.
Yep, that's the correct legal concept that describes what you are doing if you right click and save an image you're not the copyright owner of.If right clicking and saving is what you call stealing..