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Bajerunner
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That is a valid point. For example, just last week I went to a speciifc destination to shoot a landmark at night. Posted result to a local link and contacts.
Then, yesterday a friend posted a similar but not identical image, a nightshot of the same landmark.
Honestly, initially I thought huh? my idea so soon? But to be fair, I have no 'right' to the area and many probably did it before, plus, if my photos inspired, that is good, not bad.
And the friend is not a malicious person.
But, every photo will have a nuance, or processing, our own interpretation, whether angle or whatever, even if it can be done similarly.
I guess the point is to make an image that we see and enjoy doing so.
That's all.
PS At least its better than a story a friend told me. This friend of a friend, is usaully called up by another ladyfriend of hers when they are going to a family/friends get together, to ask what she will be bringing and then proceeds to...make exactly the same thing.....LOLLLLL!
Nutty as a fruitcake.
Then, yesterday a friend posted a similar but not identical image, a nightshot of the same landmark.
Honestly, initially I thought huh? my idea so soon? But to be fair, I have no 'right' to the area and many probably did it before, plus, if my photos inspired, that is good, not bad.
And the friend is not a malicious person.
But, every photo will have a nuance, or processing, our own interpretation, whether angle or whatever, even if it can be done similarly.
I guess the point is to make an image that we see and enjoy doing so.
That's all.
PS At least its better than a story a friend told me. This friend of a friend, is usaully called up by another ladyfriend of hers when they are going to a family/friends get together, to ask what she will be bringing and then proceeds to...make exactly the same thing.....LOLLLLL!
Nutty as a fruitcake.
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Pretty soon, I learned to take it with a grain of salt. But surely my traffic contributed to his Google AdSense earnings.
