Darlene Bordwell Stock Photography

Welcome to my blog showcasing my growing stock photography collection. I travel widely to photograph landscapes, historic sites, people having fun, my crazy dog Sadie, and more. Here I post examples from many of my stock subjects; all images are copyrighted and available for licensing to publishers or as fine-art prints. I'm also happy to take on assignments. Just send me an email inquiry through the link below. Thanks for visiting!

Friday, February 17, 2012

In My Little Town: February 17, 2012

Along Route 14A between Benton and Hall, New York

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I make my living by licensing images to book, magazine, and Web publishers. So if you "borrow" one of my photos, you are actually stealing from me. If you ran your own business -- say, a small grocery store -- you wouldn't like it if I came in once a week and "borrowed" a few pounds of filet mignon from you, would you? I didn't think so. Thanks for respecting the intellectual property of working photographers.