I think it is very interesting, for example in Italy we had an earthquake and nearly
40-50 churches were severely damaged or destroyed (plus many houses and other monuments, of course).
I actually have many of pictures of those damaged churches:
still, we don't have the authorization for publishing them (you still remember our crappy law?)
So I don't know what I should do with them...
Aubrey
2012/8/27 WereSpielChequers
<werespielchequers@gmail.com>
If we want to build up our image library of lost monuments then WLM is perhaps not the best place to start. Rather than a photo hunt for what is available today we need a hunt through attics for things available from the past. Much was destroyed in the war, and quite a bit since. Even where buildings survived and were restored often the stained glass windows were lost. But there are copyright issues when the photographers died in recent decades. I would like to load some of my grandfather's photographs, and I think that my Mother would have sole inheritance rights to his copyrights, but with one of her uncles it gets more complex.
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