Hello, friends,
I was invited to write a guest post for the Christian Writing Today website, and I’m happy to inform you that my post is now up! You can check it out here: Brenda’s Photograph Inspiration Article
They chose not to use a photo I referenced, so I’m going to post it here. This is a photo my daughter took a few years ago. She ended up using it in a calendar she made as a Christmas gift.
It’s always an interesting experience for an editor to be edited. Some may take it as a personal insult and get defensive, but I’ve come to view it as a learning experience. Some edits may cause me to wonder a bit, but I often nod my head or maybe shrug my shoulders. It really is easier to edit someone else’s work than it is my own!
What has inspired you lately?
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A truly beautiful photo, Brenda. I'll go read you post!
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I am not aware of any of my content here being stolen. Some websites have a setting that blocks the reader's ability to copy and paste, so that's one option. I think the other option is sending a "cease and desist" letter to any website that has posted your material, and threaten to sue. It's a shame that people either a) don't understand copyright law and think anything they find online is free, or b) do understand copyright law but don't care or believe that they'll be caught.
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