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What are the terms and conditions you are providing these 'free' photos under please? You should consider it unlikely that a serious startup would use your phot
by tombrossman 12y ago
What are the terms and conditions you are providing these 'free' photos under please? You should consider it unlikely that a serious startup would use your photos based on 'genbit on HN said they were free - seems legit'.
Also, have you considered submitting images to sites like unsplash.com or skitterphoto.com, which basically offer the same thing but with a CC0 license?
And if it is just feedback you need there are plenty of photo communities online like Flickr where you can post images and solicit critical feedback.
It is a nice offer you make but posting something like this to HN is really limiting and cannot last long. I think you are better off looking elsewhere, so give it a try and good luck.
- thisjepisje 12y agoThis guy is offering to take photos because he likes taking photos and figures people might want one. I really don't see why you have to be such a negative nancy about this.
- tombrossman 12y agoHe's offering photos which he presumably retains copyright for, to people wanting them for business use and not a personal collection or their kid's lemonade stand. I raised a legitimate issue, offered realistic and superior alternatives, and wished OP good luck. If this offended your sensibilities or came across as negative to you, I think you should re-read my comment and reconsider. Maybe we'll just agree to disagree.
- genbit 12y agoidea is to try to make photo by request, which I see as a nice exercise, otherwise I can About legal issues, I don't see problems there actually. Except model releases, if people are on the photo. But this is concerns to discuss over email. > really limiting and cannot last long thats an idea, I'm not going to make money with it and it's just an exercise and hobby.