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Welcome in to the Master Photography Roundtable. Part of the Master Photography Podcast Network.

You were doing by thousands of photographers listening to the show who are all in the same

journey to master their photography.

I'm Jeff Harmon, the host for this episode.

I'm solo, but I, and to be honest, I'm kind of doing a photo taco this

story really.

I'm diving into something, and it ended up being super, super. this time

I'm diving into something and it ended up being super super technical and I usually reserve those things for photo taco but I wanted to I needed a

episode to give on master photography this week and so I'm going to do it here.

So I hope everyone's okay with that.

I think you all are going to be because this is something everybody is going to want to know

about. And I'm going to talk about Google Images Search and some changes that are coming here in

2020 that you all need to be prepared for and you have to do some kind of technical stuff

to make sure you are. So let's dive into it. What is Google Images

Search? Well, you're probably all pretty familiar with it. You've probably seen it yourself. It's probably been like the bane of your existence for some of you

listening it's this search engine that's kind of a subsection of Google

search if you go to search or images. Google.com then that will show you the image search engine and then you can it can be good for photographers because if you like drag and drop your own photo into

that you are a box on that you are in your browser Google is going to do like a reverse

image search it's going to use the image that you uploaded and it's going to search reverse image

search. It's gonna use the image that you uploaded and it's gonna search for like other places on the internet where that might show up.

And that can be helpful, it can be helpful to like find people who stole your images and are infringing your copyright and it may also be the source of how

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