Something that irks photographers quite a bit

I'm just curious...are these two sentences the same?

A) You hire a photographer, they send you the images, and when you use them on Instagram, you use a filter.

B) You hire a writer, they send you the copy, and when you use it on your website, you change all the words.

If a writer sent me beautiful copy to use, I definitely wouldn't make changes. So why do clients put filters on images when they use them?

I'm not sure. They likely didn't clarify the type of work they wanted. Or maybe the photographer they chose isn't the best photographer for them (the creative preferences might be different - and that's ok!). But it does happen sometimes.

Photographers appreciate being given credit for their work...unless the work no longer looks like theirs. Just imagine a famous writer being given credit for changed writing,  misspelled words, and incorrect information.

No creator wants that! So we are grateful for using our work in the way we delivered it.

Happy Friday!
​Autumn