Are you a fan of photography articles? I'm sure many of us are. But did it ever occur when you saw a stunning photo and you wondered how the photographer took such a lovely photo and asked yourself if it's really originally taken by that author?
It happened to me several times. So in this article I'm going to show you how to check if a photo is really originally taken by the uploader.
Let's check if this photo on my 'Flowers Photography' article is legitimately taken by me.
Long press the image or photo for the options to appear.
Click on search with Google Lens.
This is how it looks like while google lens is searching for related images.
Photos that somehow looks like my photo will appear but you won't see any photo that is exactly similar to it since this is an original photo.
Here you will see that the image is originally published on read cash.
While for this image, you'll clearly see that this one is plagiarised. So you can confidently comment something like this:
So that's how easy you can check whether an image you see on an article is plagiarised or not. It can also help you to check and search for the names of some flowers or plants that you are not familiar with. I hope you find this one helpful!
Honestly, i get tired of seeing photography articles from the same person who posts 3 articles a day with the same introduction and less about the photos. and so with the food photography, when you ask about its recipe, wala din maibibigay.. haiizzt. with this tip, I will check it if they really took it themselves.. coz its nakakaduda na.. thankz