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Google is not alone in doing this. It's a common consent clause in many photo contests, too. Think of it, a company gives away some trinkets as prizes and gets full rights to use all the photos in return.
For now, my photos will be posted on Flickr under CycleDog. I'm considering using one or more of the photos sites like DeviantArt for a few of the better shots.
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Yup..... I did the same thing a year or so ago. I still have a few pics over at Picasa-most of my stuff is over at Flickr.
I have a "Pro" account-for 25 bucks a year, it's a pretty good deal :-)
I forgot Ed- here is my Flickr address.....
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bikeridingdonutguy/
Mostly a bunch of random stuff....but you're more then welcome to nose around ;-)
I'll probably upgrade to a pro account soon, or soon after I scrape together enough cash to settle another case of camera lust. I want one of the new Olympus E-PL3s that should be available later this summer. It will be the first new-to-me camera is quite a while.
Nikon just announced a 40mm macro, but it doesn't work on the old N6006. However, there's a D3100 in the closet as a Christmas present for the understudy of She-Who-Must-Be-Obeyed. Shhhhh!
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