Saturday, January 1, 2008

Wallpaper of the month - January, 2008

Desktop Wallpaper - "It's an aviation nation".

http://www.scenery.org/screen.htm#Wallpaper

Ed Hamill performs a slow pass in front of the
crowd during Aviation Nation Air Show Nov. 10 at
Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. Aviation Nation is one
of the largest air shows in North America. This
year's show commemorated 60 years of airpower and
was the capstone event of the Air Force's yearlong
60th anniversary celebration. (U.S. Air Force
photo/Master Sgt. Robert W. Valenca)

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My thoughts about your "Wallpaper" postings.

Here's a link to the original from the Air Force Website:
http://www.af.mil/news/story_media.asp?id=123075974

I've even attached the original to this message (renamed & slightly compressed). I
don't see your website logo on that photo. Where's that coming from? Post all the
pictures you want. I just don't appreciate the SPAM your pushing. It's just not the
thing to do here!

I am happy to see that a least this time you've given credit to the photographer by
listing the complete caption from the available IPTC info in the file. Oh but wait,
that info has been removed from both files you've posted here with your logo on them.
I guess you forgot about that...

I've got no problem with you reposting photos from any of the military photo sites or
any other source. It used to be a regular thing here. Just don't SPAM us with all
your marketing crap!

Tom



T. & D. Gregor, Sr. wrote:
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