I think this is fake
Why are all of your photos from the Internet?
Here - http://www.pakistantoursguide.pk/index.php/about-pakistan/azad-kashmir/neelum-valley/
Here - https://mushtaqtravel.wordpress.com/2014/02/26/book-holidays-to-pakistan/
The rest of the photos can also be found
If you were there, why you do not have your photo?
Even one
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I downvoted your comment. Here's why: I downvoted the OP based on your claims that got passed to me by the cheetah people, but now I regret it. I've looked into this and none of these images appear to be encumbered by any copyrights as far as I can determine. This looks like a witch hunt to me and I don't like it.
Until now I have followed the recommendations of the cheetah people, but that may not last long if I find that I change my votes for no reason.
This person did not claim to have taken these pictures. They are giving travel information about Pakistan and the writing is original from what I can tell. There is no reason to remove a vote for public domain images and I won't do it in the future. From now on, I place the burden of proving any posting misconduct squarely on the steem police. I will downvote any dubious claims of misconduct with full force to avoid a witch hunt mentality.
You understood me wrong
I asked why if the person was in Pakistan, it does not have any photos?
Now, each of us will take a photo from the Internet and make a not real story
In this post, I see that the man was not in Pakistan
He took a photo on the internet and came up with a story
Hi mrron, I am informing you that I am downvoting this post because you have failed to respond (14 hours as I type this) to @stalker452009's comment. I personally believe that image credit is an important part of blogging as it will give credit to the ones who helped you, in this case a photographer.
You as a poster are going to make money using your time plus a third parties time (or product). In my opinion that is fine as long as you give credit to that third party. Because that gets the third party exposure as a photographer (or whatever he / she creates) plus you lead people into using the services that the third party offers. The way this post is now constructed the original image creator has 0 chance of being discovered as the original creator.
I have checked to see make sure the images are public domain. If they are private, I would give credit. I cannot respond to everyone who says you are stealing because your image "is on the internet" especially by someone who's angry his drawings aren't getting votes.
hello @mrron u need to make sure the photos are free copyrights, even from public domains. look at this. this is the result of google search for the photo posted here "Hunza"
I am not here to defend @stalker452009 but I don't think personal attacks add value to the discussion. Other than that, it is good to hear that you actually do check the images for public domain rights as @thebluepanda pointed out.
I only wish that the author has shown even one of his photo
Now we see that he was not in Pakistan
He took a photo on the internet and came up with a story