In today's Ask Amy column, Amy Dickinson responds to someone who is concerned about a co-volunteer's attitude and decisions.
Before knowing him well, I emailed him a photograph I entered into two juried exhibitions. The photo was chosen both times and has been exhibited.He wrote back, asking if I’d ever heard of Photoshop. He then sent me his Photoshopped version of my photo along with an explanation of how he had “fixed” it.Then, another person sent him two photographs for us to use in publicizing an event for our organization.
“Fixing” any creator’s work is completely inappropriate. Also … illegal. Following is language published on the US Copyright Office website (
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