This is copyrighted work. Is it yours, or did you get permission to post it?
From an ethical standpoint, he never claimed it was his and he left the watermark on the photo. Nor is he using it for personal gain. I don't see what the issue is and why you feel the need to call it out?
Of course, the legality is another question (that I don't know the answer to) but that is odurandina's risk to take.
You still need permission from the person to share unless it says on the owner's website that permission is given and even then you would need to leave a link to the original site.
Honestly, I dislike people that use pictures without asking for permission because how would the original owner ever find out that someone sharing his/her picture? Photographers do lose money because of people like this. I agree with call out and I'd tell the owner about it too if permission wasn't granted.
Is this a different issue than, say, sharing a random pic I found on flickr? (keeping the links showing) Is it because Odurandina uploaded it onto his personal photobucket? I share pics from flickr all the time (mainly on SSC but also in the flickr thread here) without asking for permission. I just make a point to use the BB Code so everybody can see where it came from, and typically say "from flickr" so I'm not insinuating that it's my own work. (note that the deluge of pics I post on this building were taken by me)
I love watching non-lawyers arguing about copyright laws . . .
I love watching non-lawyers arguing about copyright laws . . .
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And you are sure it’s not subject to the fair use exception?
Here's his original picture. He posts everything, fully shareable, on flickr. I think Odurandina may have photoshopped in the render of 1 Dalton.
I love watching non-lawyers arguing about copyright laws . . .
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it's all idiotic, if not malicious. if oudouranda (however you spell that...) was making $$$ off it, it'd be one thing. what a lot of hot air over nothing.
it's all idiotic, if not malicious. if oudouranda (however you spell that...) was making $$$ off it, it'd be one thing. what a lot of hot air over nothing.