I Had A Great Day Planned,

but it all went mustang, 

I was going to pop into town and pick up our train tickets for Friday as it is Diana's day off and we are going out for the day, and then spend the day in the sun in the garden as the weather is so nice, part one walk into town into a nice warm, sunny day, 

the leaf blower moving dust from one area to another, 

into the station, the office open and tickets bought, 

back into the park past Foxgrove Lodge, 

although difficult to see, this home has a nice show of lavender at the front of it, then breakfast and a read, and there it was, another of my photographs on the Internet, it is not the first time, when he was alive I showed Steve one of mine that had been used, and here was a third, it would have been nice if at least a mention was made as to who took the photograph, but nothing, so I decided to make it plain that all photographs that a photographer, mine included, takes are his or hers under the copyright laws in the UK, a quick look at the UK government's site:

The basics

Photographs, illustrations and other images will generally be protected by copyright as artistic works. This means that a user will usually need the permission of the copyright owner(s) if they want to perform certain acts, such as copying the image or sharing it on the internet.

References to “images” in this Copyright Notice include:

• digital photos taken on mobile phones and digital cameras;
• images that were first generated on photographic film and any digital images created from them; and
• images such as diagrams and illustrations

Please note that some of the issues raised in this Copyright Notice will only apply to photos.

Who owns copyright in an image?

The person who creates an image (“the creator”) will generally be the first owner of the copyright. 

And it continues, the site is here, for a fuller breakdown of the UK's stand on the matter, so I spent the whole day adding this,

 ©Stanley Falcon Kemp 

to all of the photographs that I have been playing with since we bought our new printer, well it seemed a good place to start, and to whoever used one of mine, please give it a credit or remove it, thank you,

and there it is, it took an age! all day and into the evening as it happens, so my photographs from now on will have a copyright note on them, so much for my day in the garden! on a happier note Diana returned home from work so after our evening meal it was a evening of television, starting with a Outback Opal Hunters and a Deadliest Catch which we followed with a Poirot that was showing in the normal Midsomer Murder spot, one we had not watched for some time I am happy to say, after which it was a Kenney Everett Video show, before Diana was off to bed, for myself a Bangers & Cash before I too was off to bed.