I have been a victim of "cocospearls.blogspot.com", she posted 12 pictures without my permission. It is extremely rude and it pisses me off. I took those pictures personally when I attended the fashion show and I spent 2 days editing the photos special for HijabScarf. When I found out she posted without any link to HijabScarf and BLURRED the HijabScarf's logo, I immediately sent her comment, asking why she did that.

My suggestion is please stop posting images by blurring the watermark. It's illegal.

PS : Thank you Filiz for the apology message, you can use images as much as you want, but you have to put the link and keep the original watermark :)

I always interested in photography and I guess it runs in my family, from grandpa to dad. Now my brother and I noticed that photography is a part of our life. These three photos of my grandma's Eurotrip were found in an old photo album that belonged to my grandpa. Lots of great pictures in that album, I almost cried when I found all those vintage photos, never imagine that my grandpa likes snapping pictures and capturing memories of grandma. Maybe it's the same thing I did to my husband now :)