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Microstock Photography Forum - General => General Stock Discussion => Topic started by: rubyroo on January 08, 2013, 18:53
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It seems that every time I see an article on elderly care, it has this image attached to it. I'm sure this is the stock shot I've seen most often in use online so far.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-20948340 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-20948340)
I can't see where it came from though, as all the listings for it relate to articles (I probably haven't dug deep enough).
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Credit: John Stillwell/PA Wire
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Ah! Thank you. I thought it might have been 'one of us' - but he seems to be a trad pro of over 40 years standing.
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Wow. I just did a Google search on the image and it looks like the same thing happened to this image to the images I took while covering the Aurora Colorado shooting. That image is EVERYWHERE (I found 68 infringements of my images and stopped looking - lawyers said under DMCA if it's a site that reports news and solicits opinions, then I have no chance in suing for copyright).
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Ah! Thank you. I thought it might have been 'one of us' - but he seems to be a trad pro of over 40 years standing.
Yeah, he is with Press Association and Corbis, but I cant find the image in his portfolio, which only has 102 RM royalty photos. Weird.