PUBLIC MARKS from decembre with tags droit & image

n the photography world, there are a small number of photographers I truly look up to. People whose work, worth ethic and general philosophy I’ve followed for years. And it is a very small list. Zack Arias is one of those photographers. So, I’ve probably given his thoughts more consideration on this matter than I would some random photographer on Facebook. And there are three main points. 1 - Free photography is going to ruin the career of hardworking photographers trying to earn a living 2 - The licences don’t go far enough to educate the users on what they can legally do with the images 3 - Unsplash is basically just an advertising front for Crew running off the backs of other creators working for free

Si la décision de continuer à diffuser ou non des oeuvres en ligne appartient entièrement à Manu Larcenet, les raisons qu’il invoque pour justifier ce choix peuvent faire l’objet d’un débat. ___ Mais les membres du collectif SavoirsCom1 souhaitaient terminer ce billet en signalant, à titre d’exemple, des créateurs qui dès aujourd’hui, sans attendre d’évolution législative, organisent par eux-mêmes et grâce à des licences élargissant les droits d’usage, la circulation de leurs oeuvres :

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