Ahhh, the problem with me, a neophyte, blogging... I just found out an image I pulled off the Survival Research Lab site for my post "Saturday Eve of Destruction" belonged to one Mack Reed. If there was a credit posted there, it wasn't obvious, I didn't see it. In fact, I can't even find the image in the archives now. Maybe in my kerosene clouded blogging, I got it elsewhere? I do see the image though, on LAvoice.org posted with Mack's review of the show, which was an awesome, a very thorough report, you should read it here. But still Mack didn't credit his own image. I've gone back to the original post to give him proper credit. Sorry Mack, I in no way meant to steal your image without crediting. We loved your images (now that we know they're yours) and your reporting!
Linda:
You're missing a couple of points - one, the image should at least have been credited to LAVoice.org. Furthermore, if you had bothered to read the byline on the post and a bit of the post itself, you would have seen I shot the photos.
And two - that's coverage of the 2005 show you lifted from. The photo wasn't even taken this past Saturday.
But hey, neophyte blogging - I've been there and learned the hard way myself.
Posted by: Mack Reed | January 25, 2006 at 01:47 PM
My mistake - I read closer and saw that you may (or may not have) pulled the image from SRL's site.
If you'd credited the site where you found it, I suppose it wouldn't have stuck out so much.
But it's always a shock to see one's work splashed across a page without one's knowledge or consent - especially when the work's 10 months old and the page is brand-new. No great harm done, in any case.
Posted by: mack | January 25, 2006 at 01:58 PM
Mack -
That photo - sorry, your 'work' - was lame. Take a chill pill you 'tard.
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