Letter writer is annoyed at a fellow volunteer who keeps Photoshopping other people’s photos.
“Carlos” and I are both volunteers for an arts organization. Before knowing him well, I emailed him a photograph I entered into two juried exhibitions. The photo was chosen both times and has been exhibited.Carlos lists himself as a photographer, which is why I chose to share it. He wrote back, asking whether I’d ever heard of Photoshop. He then sent me his Photoshopped version of my photo, along with an explanation of how he had “fixed” it. I didn’t respond.
He then asked me to use those photos and provided text he wrote that I was to copy and paste verbatim for a social media post. I’m not using a Photoshopped picture. I’m insulted for the photographer. And I’m also not using his text. Once again, I just ignored his email, but I want this to stop.The posts I make for our events get very good responses. Our event turnout is improving. Any advice?Returning an original photo to the photographer in a Photoshopped state is extremely disrespectful.
My visit starts, as usual, with the heart rate and blood pressure check. I’m asked to put my arm on the table toward the person doing the exam. In my latest exam, my hand bumped up against the lady’s bosom as she positioned the cuff for the blood pressure check.I asked some of the women in my life how to respond when this happens.
However, this makes you uncomfortable, so you should either instinctively move your arm slightly or say, “Excuse me, can I shift my arm a little bit?”” the younger brother who had been bullied by his big brother. I had a “perfect” older sister who took full advantage of my more emotional personality, which often ended with me getting into trouble.
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