f1r3b4ll - 10:26 am on Feb 4, 2008 (gmt 0)

If you took the pictures yourself and can verify that you are the legal owner, then you can definitely file a DMCA. If you didn't take the pictures yourself or you are not the legal owner you can still file a DMCA, but it might fall on deaf ears. Also, you should make sure that the site with the images you claim are yours does not have a disclaimer stating that all images come from the public domain.

If you listed your website and published images on the net, your website is in the public domain.

Also, please indicate in a disclaimer that you don't grant permission to borrow content unless explicitly stated.

Make sure you have good contact info and make sure that you tried to contact them.

Aside from that, if they are borrowing your images for a different purpose, don't get mad if someone found more utility out of images you have but are not the legal owner of.

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