Reading pro wrestling Twitter this morning and coming across instances of wrestlers using photographer's works without giving them credit.

Seriously? This is such a small and simple thing to do and it helps them as they help you. It's that simple. Cont...

If the photo is watermarked in a way that is unattractive, you could personally reach out to the photographer about adjusting it even...provided you're not being an asshole.

In fact, I've told many a photographer I've worked with to ADD watermarks so that their work is credited.

Creating mutually beneficial, positive relationships are key. Building things that bring value to yourself, others involved and those that use the product is a proper goal.

The photographers are a part of that and I'm very fortunate for my friends that shoot for me.

Oh, and here's a listing of some of the amazing photographers I've worked with that are incredible with their work, hit them up if you need photos:

@RyanLoco
@JamesLaw25
@allelbows
@NickKarpPhotos
@EarlWGardner
@allanamato
@HansGutknecht