Sunday Telegraph article

[Arkady]

Ha!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/12/18/wirq18.xml

and...

http://www.news.mod.uk/news_headline_story2.asp?newsItem_id=3858


The buggers at the Tory-Graph still credited PA though. I have the print version from Sunday that does credit me though, so it's not all poo...

[DJW]

Well deserved Rob !!

[Warspite]

Atleast the MOD gave you true credit :)

Great pictures as always, dissapointed about the lack of snow though for the time of year ;)

[Marcel]

Nice!

The first link (no doubt some anti-war whinger will pick up on it elsewhere)...the first link, was ironically surrounded by BP adverts....lol

[matty]

Super stuff Rob! congratulations at due recognition!

[Matt]

Excellent shots Rob.

Well done on your publicity.

[stepheno]

Nice one :clap: :clap: :clap: As a matter of interest would the Army allow you to be named or would they just have put "Pictures courtesy of RLC"

regards

[Arkady]

The policy is (quite handily) that the photographer is given full credit and that CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED or similar is used with the byline. On a MoD site, many users will already know that 'Cpl Rob Knight, RLC' will be a military phot.
In civvy publications we usually ask for just 'Rob Knight' and the copyright notice, but often I only get the name and sometimes not even that.
Since the images are pooled and are free-for-use, there's no way we can police it really and have to rely on the dilligence and goodwill of the sub-editors.

[Gandhi]

nice shots and dangerous work. Stay safe eh?