Hobo Jolly

thanks - the photo is to nice not to share. I figured that'd be the answer.

Ok, I'm really new at this. From time-to-time, even a squirrel finds a nut in an oak tree forest. I worked as a photographer for a news paper but that was 35 years ago. So here is an important question - I want to share photos when they come out great but I don't want people to just steal the photographs as their own. I believe in giving credit where credit is due. How do you keep people from just stealing your photographs if you elect to share them on the internet?

OK, I'm about as new as one can get to Affinity, as in hours. I'm pretty savvy with the computer; however, I'd like to know what the difference is between Photo and Design. I purchased Affinity Photo instead of paying the monthly subscription for Adobe Lightroom. So far, I really like what I've been able to do and I'm sure there is much more for me to discover. So any help with the two programs would be greatly appreciated.