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SINGAPORE (May 21, 2016) - U.S. Navy LT. Mike Burbelo,
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Staff Sgt. Phillip Creasor, a helicopter crew chief
A pile of flour next to a pile of eggs. Egg chicken hen.
A pile of flour next to a pile of eggs. Egg chicken hen.
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There's arguably nothing more original and entertaining than fish throwing there the Seattle Bloggers Web site has proclaimed. That's open to debate, but there's no doubt that the tosses of freshly caught fish to each other and even paying customers draws a big crowd at the city's public market
There's arguably nothing more original and entertaining than fish throwing there the Seattle Bloggers Web site has proclaimed. That's open to debate, but there's no doubt that the tosses of freshly caught fish to each other and even paying customers draws a big crowd at the city's public market
A fishmonger dispays part of the catch of the day at Seattle, Washington's, Pike Place Market
A fishmonger dispays part of the catch of the day at Seattle, Washington's, Pike Place Market
There's arguably nothing more original and entertaining than fish throwing there the Seattle Bloggers Web site has proclaimed. That's open to debate, but there's no doubt that the tosses of freshly caught fish to each other and even paying customers draws a big crowd at the city's public market
A fishmonger dispays part of the catch of the day at Seattle, Washington's, Pike Place Market
Selection at the Pike Place Market, a public market in Seattle, Washington, that is popular with tourists (who gather around as the peddlers toss fish to each other and to customers)
A young fishmonger grasps a customer's selection at the Pike Place Market, a public market in Seattle, Washington, that is popular with tourists (who gather around as the peddlers toss fish to each other and to customers)
Selection at the Pike Place Market, a public market in Seattle, Washington, that is popular with tourists (who gather around as the peddlers toss fish to each other and to customers)
There's arguably nothing more original and entertaining than fish throwing there the Seattle Bloggers Web site has proclaimed. That's open to debate, but there's no doubt that the tosses of freshly caught fish to each other and even paying customers draws a big crowd at the city's public market
Zusammenfassung
Darüber kann man diskutieren, aber es besteht kein Zweifel, dass die Würfe mit frisch gefangenem Fisch und sogar zahlenden Kunden auf dem öffentlichen Markt der Stadt eine große Menschenmenge anziehen. Titel, Datum und Schlüsselwörter basieren auf Informationen des Fotografen. Credit line: Photographs in the Carol M. Highsmith Archive, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.
Im Jahr 2015 erhielt die Dokumentarfotografin Carol Highsmith einen Brief von Getty Images, in dem ihr Urheberrechtsverletzungen vorgeworfen wurden, weil sie eines ihrer eigenen Fotos auf ihrer eigenen Website zeigte. Sie forderte die Zahlung von 120 Dollar. So erfuhr Highsmith, dass die Stock-Foto-Agenturen Getty und Alamy ähnliche Drohbriefe verschickt und Gebühren von den Nutzern ihrer Bilder verlangt hatten, die sie der Library of Congress zur kostenlosen Nutzung durch die breite Öffentlichkeit gespendet hatte. Im Jahr 2016 hat Highsmith eine Urheberrechtsverletzungsklage in Höhe von einer Milliarde Dollar gegen Alamy und Getty eingereicht, in der sie den "groben Missbrauch" von 18.755 ihrer Fotos angibt. "Die Angeklagten [Getty Images] haben anscheinend das großzügige Geschenk von Frau Highsmith an das amerikanische Volk veruntreut", heißt es in der Klage. "[Sie] erheben nicht nur unrechtmäßig Lizenzgebühren... sondern stellen sich fälschlicherweise und betrügerisch als exklusiver Urheber heraus". Gemäß der Klage haben Getty und Alamy auf ihren Webseiten Lizenzen für tausende von Highsmiths Fotos verkauft, viele ohne ihren Namen und mit "falschen Wasserzeichen" versehen. (mehr: http: / / hyperallergic.com / 314079 / photographer-files-1-billion-suit-against-getty-for-licensing-her-public-domain-images /)