Hillsboro, OR
How can someone try to copyright a photo of say a Williams circuit board? Good luck with that. He should have ignored whomever thought they had rights to those photos. I would have.
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Quoted from viper001:I'm pretty sure copyright is extended to the picture itself, regardless of the subject matter that was photographed. If I take a picture of the Eiffel Tower I still own the copyright to that picture even though I don't own the tower itself...
Perhaps. But of you post your picture on the web you pretty much lose your claim. I'd probably just use them anyway and let someone that wants me to remove them fight it out.
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