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A man had three daughters. To announce that the first one was ready for marriage, he hung up a golden ball; every man passing by believed the family to be too rich for him, until a prince came and asked for her hand in marriage. The same thing happened to the second, but when it was the turn of the youngest, the man could not afford a golden ball. He hung up a silver one instead; and another prince passed but as it was too poor for him, another man came instead to marry her. As a result, the youngest daughter’s sisters refused to associate with her. One day, as she was giving birth, fairies asked for shelter; she tried to plead that she was not well, but the fairies continued pleading, and she let them stay. When she gave birth to a daughter, the fairies blessed the baby with beauty, riches, and having flowers fall from her mouth when she spoke. This reconciled the sisters who married princes with their youngest sister.
When the enchanted maiden had grown up, a prince who was betrothed to a daughter of her aunt fell in love with her and wanted nothing to do with his betrothed. He fell ill, and his physicians ordered him to travel. The enchanted maiden climbed up a tower to watch him go, and the betrothed maiden put out her eyes with a stick. A man gave her shelter, but when the prince returned, his betrothed claimed to be the enchanted maiden, who could not go to him because she was blind. The enchanted maiden told the betrothed that she would give her flowers for her wedding in return for her eyes, so the betrothed girl sent her her eyes. She put them back and went to the wedding to ask the prince not to marry the betrothed girl. The prince asked his guests that after having lost something, bought another, and found the original, whether he should use the new or the old. They recommended the old, and so he married the enchanted maiden.
I would love to copy every picture presented by my customers.
But – I want and must be very careful to do things against the copyright law. Copyright, that means, the photographer taking the picture has all the rights on his/her pictures and nobody else.
If the picture has a copyright notice on the back, I can only copy the picture if my client can obtain a written permissions from the photographer who took the pictures. If the picture was taken by a photographer and has no copyright notice on the back, that does not mean there is no copyright on that image and therefore it can only be copied when written permission is granted.
The same copyright law applies to all of my own photography work which I would like to have respected too.
This applies to all professional photographers in Ireland and many other countries. This is a guide for all amateurs too.
Start to think about “copyright”. Respect the work of others.
If you like to get more information, please read my articles: Restoration of old pictures & Copyright notice.
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We are happy to issue Gift Vouchers for a photography session to your requirements at our studio in Millstreet.
A photography gift voucher is the ideal present for any occasion.
Your gift voucher can be purchased in a variety of amounts for the portraiture of a newborn, first birthday or a portrait session with 3 generations and more.
If you have any questions, please call 029 21935 or visit our studio in Millstreet!
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Please read this very important note about Copyright protection.
The “Copyright And Related Rights 2000” is designed to protect photographers and other artists by granting them the exclusive right to distribute, copy, edit and publish their photography by license, transfer or sale.
This is important because the Copyright Act prohibits anyone from copying, scanning, editing or sharing photographic prints, images or media without the written permission of the photographer.
Violation of the Copyright Act may subject the infringer to both civil and criminal penalties.
Because this photograph is a work of art that we want you to cherish, we wanted you to know about this important Copyright protection. Respecting the Copyright Act not only protects the rights of the photographer and prevents you from being subjected to prosecution, it helps to make sure that this photographic print retains its original value as a work of art.
Please feel free to contact the studio to discuss any questions, comments or concerns you have about Copyright.
If you need additional copies of your prints, would like the right to scan it and post it to your online or social media accounts, etc., please contact us immediately. All reasonable requests will be accommodated. In some cases, this may require payment of an additional fee.
