Worked up a new "pro marker" (watermark)....

[mrpink]

Wife went shopping and the babies took a two hour nap....

Always seem to like rhinos.... thought "what the hay, put a rhino in it"

I think it came out decently. Let me know what you all think of it.


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[Dikkie]

I like it a lot, but I can't read the word 'photography' that well...

 

[mrpink]

better image.....

 

[SquarePeg]

This is not directed at you personally but at watermarks in general. No matter how discreet, watermarks are a distraction and usually unnecessary. I don't really see the need to watermark anything other than professional proofs that are being shared with a client, especially family photos.

 

[mrpink]

As someone who has had more than one image "borrowed" without permission I have to disagree. I always save two (or more) copies of each image, one that is watermarked and shared (mainly by my wife on social media) and another that is not marked that is saved for printing/storage.

I do agree they are distracting, but I have to say.... that is sorta the point of them.




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[smoke665]

I do agree they are distracting, but I have to say.... that is sorta the point of them.

No matter how discreet, watermarks are a distraction and usually unnecessary.

Any experience with using embedded watermarks??? Pros/cons??

 

[Dikkie]

I also use watermarks. I know distracting.... even if it's a tiny one...
But then people have to do an effort to borrow it, cut it out, photoshop it away...


Like here:
Wild Basket Court

 

[HughGuessWho]

Watermarks do little to "protect" your images. After less than 15 seconds in PS...

 

[mrpink]

Watermarks do little to "protect" your images. After less than 15 seconds in PS...

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Takes only 1/2 second to kick in the front door of your house... do you still lock it when you leave?




p!nK