Digital BW, The Print

At 11:29 PM Sunday 3/19/2006, you wrote:
>Either way, you could put a title
>(if any) on top, then your signature, then a legible version of your name
>(in case your signature can't be read, like mine) and then a line that says
>"© 2005  print: 2006" for example.

The copyright date is an interesting question: although you could copyright it from the date of capture, why not from the date of editing of the print in question? You may re-edit it to look different in the future, in which case it could be deemed a new work, could it not?

On CDs there are two dates: one marked (p) and one marked (c) - (p) seems to date the recording and (c) the publishing date.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

many thanks,
Richard

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