Google Image Search Adds Creative Commons
By Jonathan Bailey • Jul 9th, 2009 • Category: ArticlesToday Google unveiled its new Creative Commons search for images, but how well does it stack up to the competition?
Today Google unveiled its new Creative Commons search for images, but how well does it stack up to the competition?
Exif data is one of the best ways to ensure your images are marked as yours, here’s a way to do it automatically with nothing but your camera.
New image search engine Tineye hopes to change the way artists and photographers track their work across the Web. In essence, they hope to do for the visual world what Google did for text.
One of the greatest challenges in using Creative Commons works is giving a proper attribution in the correct format. However, a new WordPress plugin handles that and also helps you format the images for you blog and locate the right photo.
After nearly two weeks of silence, PhotoBucket has responded to the controversies surrounding its service. However, the reply is not likely to put anyone at ease.
Having control over your own server can be a very powerful thing. It enables you to control who can access your site, how they visit it and what they can see.
Generally, however, that power is best left unused. For the most part, restricting people’s access to your site is a bad move. Though you can [...]
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Rebekka Guðleifsdóttir is heralded as one of the top photographers on the photo-sharing site Flickr. Guðleifsdóttir, a native of Iceland, is well known for her self-portraits as well as her surreal landscapes.
However, she recently discovered that a photo printing site had not only posted several of her works under a false name [...]