Is It Okay To Shoot Someone Else's Art?

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Vaughn

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BrianShaw said:
Your right to voice your opinion has been reconized.
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Keeping a separation between one's opinion and fact is the tough part...

That and my spelling...it's contagious...
 
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Dustin McAmera said:
But you mentioned it first, apparently as a badge of how good your photo must be.
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You're wrong. Scroll back. Someone found a picture taken in the same room, presumably to point out how stale and unoriginal my shot was. That was the first mention of Flickr.

Since I originally posted, I've learned a bit about this group. Clearly, I've wandered into the wrong forum by mistake. But when I was googling around, I saw something from your "ethics and philosophy" board. Aha, I thought, just the place to post my question.

Yet another lesson, as if I needed it, that first appearances are often deceiving.
 

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For a question of ethics, or art criticism, this kind of response is mild and relatively constructive. It’s surprising to me that you are surprised or offended. I learned a lot and so can anyone who is willing to depersonalize the responses and seek the nub of useful information offered. The internet can be a tough audience but life in general is a lot easier with a tough hide. Thanks for starting the conversation!
 
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