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I've looked at your uploads on Commons and they do look very high quality. I suspect the humans - as opposed to the bots - are finding them rather too good to be true, wondering how you come to have access to so many prominent people, within only a month, and are able to take such excellent photographs of them. If you were indeed the photographer, congratulations and we're delighted to have you aboard. However, I trust you realise that by uploading them to Commons, you are relinquishing all right to direct how they are reused by anyone? And if you are merely processing pictures where someone else actually operated the camera, you should amend the statements at Commons accordingly, and make sure the copyright owner (almost always the photographer, even if they were paid for their work) has given permission for unrestricted reuse. We have many users, usually new, who do not understand the point about ownership of an image, and it's made some of our vandal patrollers suspicious of image replacements. Again, I regret that, but I hope that possible reason makes it more understandable. I've left a template at the top of this page welcoming you and giving links to policies and information pages. Again, welcome and thanks! Yngvadottir ( talk) 20:11, 19 November 2014 (UTC)
- Hello Yngvadottir,
Thank you so much for the support and I am really happy about your comments about my photographs. Further, I am a good traveler and love to attend public functions to learn more social commitments. All the photographs I am uploading are under CC and I am well aware about the status of the photographs I am uploading. I am the owner and copyright holder and I have all the right to publish my photographs. I would love to upload more and more photographs to wiki and I will try to do as much as possible. Further, I am uploading photographs which has good EV and the other photographs will have artistic attraction are keeping with me. I understood the reason behind your question about the paid assignment, please don't bother about it, I am not clicking all these for somebody else.
Thank you so much for the support and keep supporting me to make a lot of valuable contributions to wiki.
Blacknclick ( talk) 05:29, 20 November 2014 (UTC)
They're great photos, but you should follow WP:IMAGE RELEVANCE when deciding which articles to add them to. The Toothbrush article already had a photo of a similar-looking plain plastic brush in the lede, so did not need a second ("multiple images with very similar content is less useful" in the MOS) - since the existing photo had three different brushes in it, that seemed to be the one worth keeping. Your heavily-cropped photo of the Ear looked rather abstract, as if ears were detachable with little tabs on the side - a photo of an ear as it appears on the human head seems more useful to the reader ("images should look like what they are meant to illustrate").
Only my opinions, though, feel free to discuss both photos on the talk pages of the articles if you think there's a reason why they're appropriate. -- McGeddon ( talk) 06:59, 3 July 2015 (UTC)
- Would you please initiate a discussion in this for pages McGeddon ? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Blacknclick ( talk • contribs) 07:31, 3 July 2015 (UTC)
- Yes, I think it is relevant to show the human ear in context, I don't see that anything is gained from removing that context. And like I say, if the options are (1) one high-quality image of a single brush (2) one good-quality image of three different brushes and (3) both of those images together, even though the brush in the first image is similar to the brush in the second, I'd go for option 2.
- Per WP:ONUS, the person wanting the image included should really be the one to start the discussion - I wouldn't want to accidentally misrepresent your reasons for wanting the pictures included. -- McGeddon ( talk) 12:00, 3 July 2015 (UTC)
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