I'm typing too slow. The second one could be an improvement on the one entered that the second person posted to show the improvements to the original photographer.
Edit: Does that sound reasonable?
I think that can be the explanation... I just didn't understand because they both have the picture posted as their own. I probably should have not opened this. I guess I am having a bad day myself. :( Innocente people shouldn't suffer though. I better try to keep quiet for a while.
I think that can be the explanation... I just didn't understand because they both have the picture posted as their own. I probably should have not opened this. I guess I am having a bad day myself. :( Innocente people shouldn't suffer though. I better try to keep quiet for a while.
You can NOT post your improvements on someone elses pictures under their name! Any picture you upload even if based on some one elses camera work will put into YOUR portfolio!
I'm typing too slow. The second one could be an improvement on the one entered that the second person posted to show the improvements to the original photographer.
Edit: Does that sound reasonable?
Quite. I've often made changes to a photo or been helping someone with something and then just left the photo in my portofolio for awhile. It's not because I wanted to claim the photo for my own...mostly it's just because I've forgotten.
Amazoneea:
Heck. It's always better to ask questions about these things than to get in a huff. It's a great way to learn. And that's why the forums are here, I would guess.
Embarrassing, sometimes.
But still a great way to learn.
Thank you for the kind words... I was really feeling awfull for my mistake. Takes me a lot of thinking to get over it. But you are right. It is a way to learn.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. I am sure tring my best.
