Copyright

This copyright statement applies to all photography & images found on this website, and any other sites found on the digitalinkd.net domain. Please read carefully before downloading, linking to, or printing copies for use.


© Copyright 2023 Digital Inkd.  All rights reserved.


I. Proprietary Rights

The photographs contained on this, and any other site under the digitalinkd.net domain, are the property of Kareem King and are protected by the United States and international copyright laws. All copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property rights on this site, are the property of Kareem King.


All Photographs on digitalinkd.net are copyrighted.


No permission, either express or implied, is granted for the electronic transmission, storage, retrieval, or printing of the photographs contained on digitalinkd.net, other than that which is related to the normal "caching" practices of web browsers and activities such as downloading solely for your personal enjoyment. No parties/individuals visiting or viewing images from digitalinkd.net may otherwise copy, modify, publish, transmit, or distribute the contents of the photographs found herein. Express written permission must be granted, on behalf of the photographer (copyright holder, Kareem King), to use these photographs for any purpose that is not outlined above.


Your use of digitalinkd.net or viewing of this statement indicates your acceptance of these conditions.

 


II. Personal Use Criteria


The following is a list of conditions where I, Kareem King, give individuals permission to link to (or copy) JPEG images and other material at no charge:


Students are welcome to download images and incorporate them into school reports, presentations, etc. for free so long as proper credit/citation is given, without my further permission.


III. Free Web Usage Criteria


The following conditions define my authorization for use of my images on the Web, free of charge, so long as proper attribution of copyright is given to me, Kareem King, and include the domain address, digitalinkd.net in said attribution:


You may make LINKS to the images on pages you maintain for yourself for personal, non-commercial use.


If you are preparing FREE online site guides for other photographers, bloggers, and photography forums, you may make use of these images, BUT ONLY IF YOU ATTRIBUTE THEM AS DESCRIBED ABOVE.



IV. Commercial Use


Those persons who wish to use the photography commercially found on this site must receive written consent from me, Kareem King, before its commercial use. To obtain consent, interested parties should send an e-mail to toxicstudiosinc[at]gmail[dot]com. In that e-mail, the following should be addressed:


Image(s) you would like to use


Where they will be displayed


How they will be displayed


The intent of its display


Duration of their public viewing


Any other information you feel would be useful



Any commercial use of my photography without prior consent is a violation of the United States and international copyright law.


V. Copyright Protection Tactics


In attempts to maintain the integrity of the copyrighted photographs found on this site, several copyright protection methods have been utilized. Some of these tactics include, but are not limited to:


Resizing of images


Conversion of images to low resolution for web use



If you would like to use a specific photograph with some of the copyright protection tactics removed, please e-mail me at toxicstudiosinc@gmail.com and describe the intended use of the imagery with the copyright protection tactics reduced. 


IV. Copyright Infringement is Serious


The act of infringing on a copyright is a very serious business and is punishable by fines and/or imprisonment. I have worked very hard to present you with a quality photographic experience and I kindly ask that you will refrain from copying anything from the site onto your own hard drive, diskette(s), printer, etc. You are welcome to copy the hyperlinks to other sites found on digitalinkd.net, however, I ask that you do not copy any of the graphics, photographs, or articles from this site for your own use (other than the terms stated above). Doing so is an infringement of the United States and international copyright laws.


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Esta declaración de derechos de autor se aplica a todas las fotografías e imágenes que se encuentran en este sitio web y en cualquier otro sitio que se encuentre en el dominio digitalinkd.net. Lea detenidamente antes de descargar, vincular o imprimir copias para su uso.


© Copyright 2023 Digital Inkd. Reservados todos los derechos.


I. Derechos de propiedad


Las fotografías contenidas en este y cualquier otro sitio bajo el dominio digitalinkd.net son propiedad de Kareem King y están protegidas por las leyes de derechos de autor internacionales y de los Estados Unidos. Todos los derechos de autor, marcas registradas y otros derechos de propiedad intelectual en este sitio son propiedad de Kareem King.


Todas las fotografías en digitalinkd.net tienen derechos de autor.


No se otorga ningún permiso, ya sea explícito o implícito, para la transmisión, el almacenamiento, la recuperación o la impresión electrónica de las fotografías contenidas en digitalinkd.net, que no sea el relacionado con las prácticas normales de "almacenamiento en caché" de los navegadores web y actividades tales como descargar únicamente para su disfrute personal. Ninguna parte/individuo que visite o vea imágenes de digitalinkd.net puede copiar, modificar, publicar, transmitir o distribuir el contenido de las fotografías que se encuentran aquí. Se debe otorgar un permiso expreso por escrito, en nombre del fotógrafo (titular de los derechos de autor, Kareem King), para utilizar estas fotografías para cualquier propósito que no se describa anteriormente.


Su uso de digitalinkd.net o la visualización de esta declaración indica su aceptación de estas condiciones.



II. Criterios de uso personal


La siguiente es una lista de condiciones en las que yo, Kareem King, doy permiso a las personas para vincular (o copiar) imágenes JPEG y otro material sin cargo:

Los estudiantes pueden descargar imágenes e incorporarlas en informes escolares, presentaciones, etc. de forma gratuita siempre que se les dé el crédito o la mención adecuados, sin mi permiso adicional.

tercero Criterios de Uso de la Web Gratuita

Las siguientes condiciones definen mi autorización para el uso de mis imágenes en la Web, de forma gratuita, siempre que se me otorgue la debida atribución de los derechos de autor a mí, Kareem King, e incluya la dirección del dominio, digitalinkd.net en dicha atribución:


Puede hacer ENLACES a las imágenes en las páginas que usted mantiene para uso personal, no comercial.


Si está preparando guías de sitios en línea GRATUITAS para otros fotógrafos, bloggers y foros de fotografía, puede hacer uso de estas imágenes, PERO SOLO SI LAS ATRIBUYE COMO SE DESCRIBIÓ ANTERIORMENTE.


IV. Uso comercial


Aquellas personas que deseen utilizar comercialmente la fotografía que se encuentra en este sitio deben recibir mi consentimiento por escrito, Kareem King, antes de su uso comercial. Para obtener el consentimiento, los interesados ​​deben enviar un correo electrónico a toxicstudiosinc[at]gmail[dot]com. En dicho correo electrónico, se debe abordar lo siguiente:

Imagen(es) que le gustaría usar

Dónde se mostrarán

Cómo se mostrarán

La intención de su exhibición.

Duración de su visualización pública

Cualquier otra información que creas que sería útil

Cualquier uso comercial de mi fotografía sin consentimiento previo es una violación de las leyes de derechos de autor internacionales y de los Estados Unidos.


V. Tácticas de protección de derechos de autor


En un intento por mantener la integridad de las fotografías con derechos de autor que se encuentran en este sitio, se han utilizado varios métodos de protección de derechos de autor. Algunas de estas tácticas incluyen, pero no se limitan a:


Redimensionamiento de imágenes


Conversión de imágenes a baja resolución para uso web


Si desea utilizar una fotografía específica con algunas de las tácticas de protección de derechos de autor eliminadas, envíeme un correo electrónico a toxicstudiosinc@gmail.com y describa el uso previsto de las imágenes con las tácticas de protección de derechos de autor reducidas.


IV. La infracción de derechos de autor es grave


El hecho de infringir un derecho de autor es un asunto muy grave y está penado con multas y/o prisión. He trabajado muy duro para presentarle una experiencia fotográfica de calidad y le pido amablemente que se abstenga de copiar nada del sitio en su propio disco duro, disquete(s), impresora, etc. Le invitamos a copiar los hipervínculos a otros sitios que se encuentran en digitalinkd.net, sin embargo, le pido que no copie ninguno de los gráficos, fotografías o artículos de este sitio para su propio uso (aparte de los términos establecidos anteriormente). Hacerlo es una infracción de las leyes de derechos de autor internacionales y de los Estados Unidos.


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