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Hello,
Sometimes Google can produce some interesting results, even when
searching one's own name. Case in point:
http://www.spanda.org/SpandaNews_I,2.pdf
Within that document lies an image produced by me. Underneath it reads,
"Indor Aqueduct. Photo by Samuel Benge." (the word "indor" is obviously
a misspelling of "indoor") It's the same image appearing in povray.org's
Hall of Fame:
http://hof.povray.org/indoor_aqueduct.html
I don't get it. To me the image is not exactly photo-realistic. Am I
missing something, or do people commonly refer to CG images as "photos?"
Should I contact the author or just sit here smiling silently? (BTW, the
author never contacted me for permission to use the image, but I don't
really care, I just find this funny)
Sam
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