by >This has not much to do with linux, but more with the GNU GPL.
>I am busy with a pov-ray scene (that's a 3d modeling program) about the
>"Erasmusbrug" a bridge in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. But on the net I
>read a case about a photographer who made a nice photo of that bridge
>(for an advertising campain) but he was mailed by the architect that the
>architect has the copiright on the bridge and it can only be
>photographed for touristical reasons... By the way, the architect can
>claim his right for the copyright (since a law was erased in 1989 that
>public objects couldn't be copyrighted, the erasmusbrug is newer :-(
>But I had planned to make my nice bridge (wich is built according the
>original plans, so it will be copyrighted) available as source code
>under the GNU GPL... Is this legal and if not, what should I do?
say you're out of luck. :-(
Oh, and please don't post HTML to newsgroups.
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