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Saying googled images are my own in art coursework?

Is what it says really.

Struggling so much with gcse art coursework, if i was to google York and get some amateur shots and say 'yes, these are my own photos of my hometown' what are they chances anyone would know different?
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modini
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Don't think anyone would notice, unless they google image searched your hometown.

My friend for his French c/w just used babelfish on a paragraph in english and got an A* :s-smilie:

But seriously, how hard is it to just take some pictures?
Everyone cheats on coursework, get with it
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TigerJack
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Babelfish translate single words and not phrases so surely he tweaked it?
If you're subtle about it then I'm sure no-one will notice. Just don't pick a picture that well known or other people have used :P
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jon838
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If you're subtle about it then I'm sure no-one will notice. Just don't pick a picture that well known or other people have used :P

this. :yep:
Take your own pictures?
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tehsponge
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Don't say they're yours directly, say it subtly like write next to it: "Taken with *name of camera*" that way they'll think it's yours, but if you get questioned you could just say you wrote the name of the camera the actual photographer used :smile:
It would be best to credit the author I mean respect other artists work. They won't mind if you use secondary sources.

Might be best to take your camera phone and take them because my camera phone does better pictures than my digital.

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