Rip of John Terry's & Thierry Henry Image

[rAyVoLvEz]

http://www.photoshopcafe.com/cafe/viewthread.php?tid=36211

I certainly hope that I'm not taking it too far but I cannot tolerate people who infringes rights and claim that



TBH I don't think people will be that botherd if I don't credit them for it.


Where is the ethics in today's design world? Where is the basic sense of decency to credit what you use?

[Edited on 4/28/2009 by rAyVoLvEz]

[Maggie_Mae]

Very true. I dont understand that person's way of thinking. I saw that thread and was just speechless. Maybe to people that dont understand what creating takes, it seems ok to do this, but its not. And with photos, at least give the photographer credit. Photos can be as much of a work of art as a drawing.

[maison09]

Yes, that's true. I totally agree with you.:roll

[Edited on 4/21/2009 by mkeefe]

[dave_100_uk2002]

Originally posted by katrinav
thanks for all your replies.. they're very useful :cheers

simulation rachat de credit (http://simulationrachatdecredit.org)

Seen these pop up a few times across the forum SPAMMERS

[mixedupmacandpc]

Originally posted by rAyVoLvEz
Where is the ethics in today's design world?
[Edited on 4/28/2009 by rAyVoLvEz]

I think the question is "Where are the ethics in today's world" full stop. Did you see the NYT article about the family photo taken from Facebook or somewhere wound up as a full window billboard at some grocery chain in Romania or somewhere? It was noticed by the American neighbors while abroad. People just grab stuff from anywhere, and if they can make money off it, they do. Nothing is sacred, let alone anything a designer or other artist does. Not saying it's right, but that's the way it is. Cheers!
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