I've wondered about photo-sharing on the internet in the past and was talking to my sister-in-law a couple of days about its safety. She sent me a link last night from a blog she reads where someone had stolen pictures of a dog from this girl's blog and made this whole page on a site about how it was her dog and gave him a new name and everything. Weird. Anyway, I'm just looking into different ways to make my pictures safe on the internet, so you might see some different things. Here's my 20-minute-before the children get up effort this morning.
That looks sort of official, but I guess someone could black it out? I hate to write across her face. Now, this is not my child. This is my niece. She is FUN.
Depending on how secure you want your pictures to be, then you may want to consider something like digimarc software. It puts a digitally encoded watermark in your pictures. That means that no matter where they travel across the internet, your watermark info goes with them. Unphotoshopable. I just made a word.
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