Plagiarism isn’t a crime in photography

That’s a relief! I’d hate to end up in prison for my pictures of the Eiffel Tower

Becky Kvittems said

That’s a relief! I’d hate to end up in prison for my pictures of the Eiffel Tower

By day it's fine, or at least has been since 1993, i.e. 70 years after the death of Gustave Eiffel.

By night, on the other hand, it's protected by French Copyright law because of the lighting.

OK, that's simplified, but things are never "easy".

Ray Duckworth Photography Great capture, and a calm and measured response to the troll. Poor Barney - he’s going to wake up wishing he’d never posted this one I’m sure 😂

I notice with interest that Ray’s won yesterday’s Respect competition with a photo of the late Queen Elizabeth wearing a hat. Pretty sure I’ve seen a picture of her wearing a hat before. Perhaps the OP has a point. 🤔

Unfocussed Mike said

Bou Bede said

Unfocussed Mike it looks from Google maps like you can really only stand on the road next to the bridge to take that shot.

I did look for hopes of doing self photography there but it would be impossible I think and I can't see a way down to the Riverside unless you're scrambling which I'm too old for. Lol

There are probably three little dents in the dirt from the tripods.

One of the plates from the top of an OS trig point to avoid cumulative erosion from tourists.

The tea room in Autumn at Llanrwst is one of hte most photographed shots in Wales. I'm sure that the shooter put this fab image on the BBC and Purpleport. 

Unfocussed Mike said

There are probably three little dents in the dirt from the tripods.

... or a coin in the slot photo machine - just insert three pound coins and an SD card.  :-)