I found these amazing photos floating on the internets, but I would love to give credit where credit is due; if you are the photographer behind any of these photos, please email me at thechiverules[at]gmail[dot]com so I can mention your name and put a link up to your portfolio and storefront.
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Sweet photos
Amazing photography! I especially liked the lighthouse withe light beaming out every direction. Wow!
I created these photo’s. Thank you for taking them and putting them on the internets.
You guys have made me famous.
jon philip
FYI, #38 is an infrared photograph, and not long exposure.
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These photos are amazing and make great desktop wallpapers, but truth be told, they would be more amazing if they didnt have ‘thechive.com’ plastered on the corner.
Seems very shady to infringe these photographers work and slap a "the chive" logo on them. Asking artits to email you to recieve credit is copyright infringement. You must first obtain permission. I can even see the artists info covered up by your logo on a couple of pics. So I am guessing you didn't put much work into figuring out who created them
I have to say that although I greatly admire the beautiful photography, I agree with "Concerned" … somehow acknowledging that they're not your own while "slapping" your own logo on it shows the shadier side of social media — taking someone else's talent and broadcasting it yourself, regardless of acknowledgement … salt on the wound is putting your logo on it as if you own it. Or is it negative publicity is better than no publicity?
Scumbag Steve: Steals photos, puts his own name on them.