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This Lego work is named "Yellow"
The Art of the Brick Exhibit by Nathan Sawaya
The posting of this photo has approval from Mr. Nathan Sawaya, and the photo is owned and taken by myself.
The Art of the Brick Exhibit by Nathan Sawaya
The posting of this photo has approval from Mr. Nathan Sawaya, and the photo is owned and taken by myself.
Image details
Image size
4928x3264px 7.92 MB
Make
NIKON CORPORATION
Model
NIKON D7000
Shutter Speed
10/300 second
Aperture
F/3.5
Focal Length
18 mm
ISO Speed
1000
Date Taken
Dec 29, 2012, 7:43:01 AM
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FAQ #306: Does "Crediting" let me use whatever I want? FAQ #157: Can I use things created by other people in my submissions?
He still can't post it.
He still can't post it.

Because it's DEVIANTART --> A SITE WHERE YOU POST YOUR OWN ART.
It's true, it's great art, seriously terrific, but what's the point in making a 'photography' section at all if all you're going to do is take pictures of other people's work? And to then give it a new name and everything. The least he could do, out of respect, is give it the name given by the maker and the maker's name beside it. And then in the description maybe post something about 'using this for my blog' or whatever. Not take credit for the fact that he took a picture of someone else's work. Whoopediedoo, so what now if I take a picture of déjeuner sur l'herbe and post it on deviantart I can be credited for my amazing photography skills? You can find millions of pictures of this on google if you're interested.
THAT is why people are busting a nut on this dude.
It's true, it's great art, seriously terrific, but what's the point in making a 'photography' section at all if all you're going to do is take pictures of other people's work? And to then give it a new name and everything. The least he could do, out of respect, is give it the name given by the maker and the maker's name beside it. And then in the description maybe post something about 'using this for my blog' or whatever. Not take credit for the fact that he took a picture of someone else's work. Whoopediedoo, so what now if I take a picture of déjeuner sur l'herbe and post it on deviantart I can be credited for my amazing photography skills? You can find millions of pictures of this on google if you're interested.
THAT is why people are busting a nut on this dude.

He could have taken the photo, or not.
Here's a very similar photo from a blog post: [link]
I don't know how to confirm whether or not these photos are the same (pixels? editing? What), but there are other photos in his gallery that are similar/same as the ones on the same blog post.
Here's a very similar photo from a blog post: [link]
I don't know how to confirm whether or not these photos are the same (pixels? editing? What), but there are other photos in his gallery that are similar/same as the ones on the same blog post.

After comparing the two closely, yes I believe they are the same as well.
But now I think he owns that blog. In one photo in his gallery, "Wanderer" ([link]) was sumbitted in October 2012. In the blog, the same photo (same title) was posted on December 2012.
Here, the blog photo was posted 6 days ago.
But now I think he owns that blog. In one photo in his gallery, "Wanderer" ([link]) was sumbitted in October 2012. In the blog, the same photo (same title) was posted on December 2012.
Here, the blog photo was posted 6 days ago.
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