Just to say Hi!

[jc2015]

I like to collect pretty pictures from the web. And hope you like this :


http://i62.tinypic.com/23kvqcn.jpg\">

:rahrah:

[FB555]

:welcome:

Welcome to ksp, jc2015.

[FB555]

jc2015:

I like to collect pretty pictures from the web. And hope you like this :


http://i62.tinypic.com/23kvqcn.jpg\">

:rahrah:

This is v pretty. Thanks for sharing.

[jc2015]

FB555:

:welcome:

Welcome to ksp, jc2015.

Thank you.

[seaglass]

A soap bubble on a flower?

Amazing macro shot…

Welcome to KSP!

[jetsetter]

jc2015:

I like to collect pretty pictures from the web. And hope you like this :


http://i62.tinypic.com/23kvqcn.jpg\">

:rahrah:

:love: Pretty!

Btw, how much did you pay for this stock pic?

:welcome: :imanisland:

[Nebbermind]

Must pay meh??!


:welcome:

[jetsetter]

Abuthen?! Unless it’s a royalty free image, or screengrab with owner’s id and hashtags alongside instagram/fb/twitter/google+/flickr image, etc (still quite iffy but loosely spkg okay)


I hv a corporate acct for stock pics. They sell in packages. Very cheap. I need pro images for ppt slides, collaterals sometimes.

If u download free jpg, png, gif, and use them for marketing/ profiteering purposes, u must put credit mention. If u purchased them (usually pp buy hi res wkg files in tiff or ai formats for enlargements), then ok.

Same ip laws apply for newsclippings. Must cite source, and must be for educational purposes only. No mass production.

In the above instance, she retained the photographer’s watermark.

[jc2015]

jetsetter:

Abuthen?! Unless it's a royalty free image, or screengrab with owner's id and hashtags alongside instagram/fb/twitter/google+/flickr image, etc (still quite iffy but loosely spkg okay)


I hv a corporate acct for stock pics. They sell in packages. Very cheap. I need pro images for ppt slides, collaterals sometimes.

If u download free jpg, png, gif, and use them for marketing/ profiteering purposes, u must put credit mention. If u purchased them (usually pp buy hi res wkg files in tiff or ai formats for enlargements), then ok.

Same ip laws apply for newsclippings. Must cite source, and must be for educational purposes only. No mass production.

In the above instance, she retained the photographer's watermark.

Oops! Did I do something wrong?
Its just some personal collection from websites/blogs/etc..that I happened to 'click' open. And of course, the credit goes to the original creator.

Please advice how to remove the pic.

Thanks.