sorry, but I've seen this trick since the 70's. You didn't invent this...

Looks like you were given photo credit. Somebody had probably shared, who then shared and the source was lost. You maybe should have contacted the author of this instead of freaking out. It was probably an honest mistake.

Ah the full article, you mean the one that it brings you to when you click on your name under the image from where they credited you and then direct people to your page with the actual tip? What exactly are you complaining about or what exactly is your case here? That the internet is open and that some website saw your info and linked to it on their site while fully crediting you and even pushing traffic to your site? They have stolen nothing and have in no way tried to claim the work as their own.

Welcome to the internet. If you dislike the free exposure you get, then photography anno 2017 might not be for you.

Hello, I've been using this trick and ones similar to it since before 1980 when I was still shooting with my Minolta 35mm film camera and my Hasselblad medium format camera. I read about it in a book from the library back before 1976, book was dated in the 60s. When exactly did you invent this effect and tip relating to it??

Hello, I've been using this trick and ones similar to it since before 1980. I read about it in a book from the library back before 1976, book was dated in the 60s. When exactly did you invent this effect and tip relating to it??

Really? So when I used it in 1975 were you time traveling?

Okay, so how do you set this up? What light source? How far away is light from screen? How far away is screen from set up?

Agreed but is still her picture that they should not have used, its also watermarked

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Signed up only for upvote you. F*k these copypastas. You could even go legal...