I might be slightly annoyed, but I would pretend not to care. It's not
worthing losing a friend over a print.
Most people don't understand that to a serious photographer, that
print is more than just a picture. We consider it personal art. But to
most non-photographers, it's just a picture, same as you take
yourself, only nicer and larger. Don't say anything. Be pleased that
the father-in-law liked it enough to want to make copies.
Actually, the more I think about it, I might be flattered if that
happened to me.
Paul
On May 14, 2009, at 12:51 AM, Christine Aguila wrote:
Hi Everyone:
I'd very much like to know everyone's views about something that has
just happened to me; here's the story:
I gave a nice print--as a gift--to a friend. My friend's father-in-
law took the print to get it framed, and come to find out, he also
made some scans of the print and gave them to family members. I'm
just going to come out and say it--I'm really irked by this. I
often sign my prints in the lower right hand edge, but I didn't on
this print.
How irked would you guys be? What, if anything, would you guys do
or say?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers, Christine
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