Copyright theft is still a major issue for equestrian event photographers.
SOME riders are continuing to flout copyright law, in a growing problem for photographers.
The practice of riders taking screenshots of proof images from photographers’ websites and sharing them across social media has grown over recent years.
A recent news story on horseandhound.co.uk highlighting the problem for equestrian photographers attracted a huge reaction.
Photographer Nick Onslow’s prices start from £5 for a quality digital download. He said he loves what he does and seeing customers enjoy the photos, but needs people “to be reasonable”.
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