Pam Chestek points to this interesting story about a photomanipulation by Romain Eloy that won a contest based on the theme of checkerboards.
It's based on a nice photo of a bug by Kevin Collins, but also altered; the photo was CC-licensed, but the creator of the photomanipulation didn't give credit. CC licenses don't purport to limit fair use. So, was the photo transformative of the meaning/message of the original?
The contest sponsor deemed the result transformative enough that it considered the winning photo to be Eloy's own work.
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