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Published: 2023-02-10 19:57:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 13170; Favourites: 241; Downloads: 82
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...by Tim Janssen (photography)
It was already posted in colored version, b&w, bad crops, low resolution...etc.Β
And yet, nobody bother to give credit to the photographer and the model pictured...so yeah, a very "kind"..."Fuck You" for those who like to take credit for something that do not belong to them, for the pleasure of..."sharing"!
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I don't think anything could ruin being able to see that curve of her hip, thanks for sharing that Β ! Β Β π
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I did not even notice the left light till I read the posts.
gorgeous in every way. Β applauds both model and photographer
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Great comment. There seems to be a prevalent lack of respect for the works of artists, photographers and writers regarding their rights. It's plagarism, plain and simple. But plagarism isn't understood by today's generation as a crime, even though it is the conspicuous theft of another's work. But I don't think it's done with malice. It is a resultant of laziness. People just can't be bothered to research an image's origins and make the necessary efforts required to record these accreditations. It's just too much work. I also wish to thank-you for providing that information. I like to file the images I collect using artist/model information in the image name and/or file in which they are stored. Researching this info is difficult because most reverse image programs are inundated with sources that don't provide this information.
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Agree with everything you wrote, especially about reverse image, which has become tedious work. Glad that I'm not the only one that collect and organize images with information about models and artists/photographers. Thank you for your comments...Regards!
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PS. That is a great photo. Her eyes are mezmerizing. Though I also agree with Thomas Photo Works that the left corner is a bit distracting. But not enough to diminish the allure of the model.
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The bright blue light in the top left ruins it for me. Otherwise a perfect picture.
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