What If The Masters of Photography Used Horrendous Watermarks?
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View The ChannelIdle thought today while at work was how it seems like many amateur photographs spend more time putting elaborate watermarks on their images than they do making images worth stealing. This led to a second thought that I don’t really recall ever seeing the photographs of famous art photographers with a gaudy watermark. This in turn led to one more thought…
What if the masters of photography used horrendous watermarks?







Well wasn’t that just a ball of fun? Here are a few more links to some other fun satire posts about famous photographers in the Internet age.
- Great Photographers on the Internet
- Great Photographers on the Internet, Part II
- Future Now Cleansed
- Iconic Photos “Re-taken” with Instagram
Funny, but these great photographers were not printing a single image and leave out on the street for everyone to see, were they? That's the equivalent of posting on social media, I guess. If they were doing that, I am pretty sure they would have their own watermarks on the prints.