[calinet6]

Interesting, but a slight critique. There's some lens chromatic aberration in the bokeh/blur... a better lens that performs with little chroma wide open would solve it, or failing that stopping down just a couple notches down from wide open.

Yet another reasons people pay for hi-resolution high-quality photographs, or take their own. Photographs cost money because they provide value, and some random photos taken by a non-professional don't always cut it. Great of you to give it a shot and put it out there though.

[mikeleeorg]

I love this advice. While most commenters are addressing potential legal issues, you addressed a technical issue - the art of taking the photographs themselves. That's awesome of you. I hope to see more of this kind of advice on HN.

[Chronic24]

Technical issues are irrelevant if there are prohibitive legal issues at hand.

[ricardobeat]

Some of the blur appears to have been added in post-processing.

[calinet6]

Agreed, also contributing to the low-quality feel of it.