John Black wrote: > I was just surfing Mr Gardner's trainpage.com and came across an image > that he took off of Frank Brehm"s WP web page. In this case the > copyright notice has been cropped. Check it out for yourself.. On the > train page look for an image of sn406.jpg, it is at the very bottom of > the page. Then you can see the original image at > http://www.jps.net/fbrehm/toc.htm look under Sacramento Northern for > the original. I have alerted Frank to the activity and hopefully he will > contact our friend also.
Now that's a deliberate act people. And the odd thing is, even if Rick didn't crop it, or he just downloaded it or was sent it from someone else, he has still been caught with the stolen goods. He should remove the images immediately without question. You know what would really be considered blowing this issue out of proportion? If we all checked each other's web sites for other people's images that we don't have permission from to display. And you know if you did, you might find one somewhere, but nothing I have seen so far compares to what this Rick Gardner did with 10,000 images. And he did it on purpose, with intent to disguise his intentions. Now what part of that don't some of you understand? And I have to wonder if the people that don't think Rick Gardner is doing anything wrong, aren't doing it to some degree too. That would explain their outlook. To hard not to overlook that possibility. Dave Cohen Photographer [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.anet-stl.com/acphotog -> SPORRS: Serious Photographers of Railroad Related Subjects -> Web Site: http://www.anet-stl.com/acphotog/sporrs
