Put a watermark on the images so they can not be used. You should also send him a license agreement that defines ownership & rights of use..

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Email him low resolution copies to evaluate and make friendly mention of your copyright in the accompanying email..

Chris Elliott.

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Resize to 640x480 and embed a diagonal watermark./Don't wait for the Nikon D-whatever, have fun now!http://www.flickr.com/photos/j_wijnands/..

If anyone wants to use them on a web page, anything you send to evaluate is large enough to be used. How did the images get noticed by the person who approached you? Are they already on the web? If so, why are you asked to send pictures if they already have them on their computer?.

Don't just put your copyright on the image, put it across the entire image with semi transparency. I do it with all the pictures on my sports web site.http://bermansports.com/.

Wannab_photog wrote:.

I just recently went to Sumatra on a surf trip and got some reallygood shots, with my d80. I was approach with the offer to purchase afew of my photos to be used as advertising on the surf camps webpage. The owner wants me to send a few shots via email to choosewhich ones he likes..

Is there an easy way of protecting these photos I send so he doesntjust use them on his web page?.

Larry Bermanhttp://BermanGraphics.com..

He has only briefly seen them on my camera. so he asked for a email to get a further look at some of the better shots. ill looking into the watermarking, I have photoshop cs2..

Thanks for your help..