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Some advice from a confessed image thief, if you don't want me to copy your photos, there are only three possible courses of action.

1. Don't post them on the internet.

2. Only post very low resolution images.

3. Only take lousy photos.

Other than that there's no way to stop me. There's no watermark that I can't remove, and no block that I can't get around.

If I like it, it's mine.

I don't consider it criminal or unethical. If you're gonna put it on my computer, expect me to copy it.

You don't want pics of my kids, do you??
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...............Other than that there's no way to stop me. There's no watermark that I can't remove, and no block that I can't get around............

I'lll take you up on that challenge:

Challenge 1: Which of these images is/are watermarked?

Image A:
WatermarkA.jpg


Image B:
WatermarkB.jpg


Image C:
WatermarkC.jpg



Challenge 2, what do(es) the watermark(s) say?
 
That thread is SOOO 2010. :lol:

Ok, ok... so I may or may not have an interwebs crush on you. :blush2:
 
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I just stole that mid-right portion that you neglected to watermark. It looks great on the coffee mugs I just had made. I'll send you one free of charge in exchange for your services.
(I will need $5.95 for shipping and handling though. I accept PayPal...)
 
I just stole that mid-right portion that you neglected to watermark. It looks great on the coffee mugs I just had made. I'll send you one free of charge in exchange for your services.
(I will need $5.95 for shipping and handling though. I accept PayPal...)

........................................
as long as you pay for shipping.

HAHAHAHAH
totally posted the "as long as you pay" before you edited your post with the paypal comment.
 
HAHAHAHAH
totally posted the "as long as you pay" before you edited your post with the paypal comment.
I thought of it right after submitting, lol. Edited as fast as I could hoping I could get it in there before anyone saw. :lmao:
 
Some advice from a confessed image thief, if you don't want me to copy your photos, there are only three possible courses of action.

1. Don't post them on the internet.

2. Only post very low resolution images.

3. Only take lousy photos.

Other than that there's no way to stop me. There's no watermark that I can't remove, and no block that I can't get around.

If I like it, it's mine.

I don't consider it criminal or unethical. If you're gonna put it on my computer, expect me to copy it.
With that amazing confession, on a photogtraphy forum no less, TPF may have to ban you because of the OCILLA statutes.
 
Some advice from a confessed image thief, if you don't want me to copy your photos, there are only three possible courses of action.

1. Don't post them on the internet.

2. Only post very low resolution images.

3. Only take lousy photos.

Other than that there's no way to stop me. There's no watermark that I can't remove, and no block that I can't get around.

If I like it, it's mine.

I don't consider it criminal or unethical. If you're gonna put it on my computer, expect me to copy it.
What do you do with the images you steal?
 
Some advice from a confessed image thief, if you don't want me to copy your photos, there are only three possible courses of action.

1. Don't post them on the internet.

2. Only post very low resolution images.

3. Only take lousy photos.

Other than that there's no way to stop me. There's no watermark that I can't remove, and no block that I can't get around.

If I like it, it's mine.

I don't consider it criminal or unethical. If you're gonna put it on my computer, expect me to copy it.


are you from harlem or the rough streets of chicago?
 

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