Copyright statement.

I. Proprietary rights

The photographs contained on this site, and any other site under the thestradiotto.com domain, are the property of Lucas Stradioto Cardozo and are protected by Swiss and international copyright laws. All copyright, trademark and other intellectual property rights in this site are the property of either Lucas Stradioto Cardozo or their respective copyright holders.

All photographs and images on thestradiotto.com are copyrighted.

No permission, either express or implied, is granted for the electronic transmission, storage, retrieval or printing of the photographs contained on thestradiotto.com, other than that which is related to the normal “caching” practices of web browsers and activities such as downloading solely for your personal enjoyment. No party or individual visiting or viewing images from thestradiotto.com may otherwise copy, modify, publish, transmit or distribute the contents of the photographs found here. Express written permission must be granted by the photographer (copyright holder, Lucas Stradioto Cardozo) in order to use these photographs for any purpose that is not outlined above.

Your use of thestradiotto.com or viewing of this statement indicates your acceptance of these conditions.

II. Personal use criteria

Lucas Stradioto Cardozo gives individuals permission to link to (or copy) JPEG images and other material at no charge under the following conditions:

1. You may print a copy of any photograph for personal reference without further permission.
2. Students are welcome to download images and incorporate them into non-commercial school reports, presentations and similar work for free, as long as proper credit is given, without my further permission. This permission does not allow any student or anyone else to use any image for any commercial purpose without the express written consent of Lucas Stradioto Cardozo.

III. Free social media and web usage criteria

The following conditions define Lucas Stradioto Cardozo's authorisation for sharing the photography, images and other copyrighted work on social media sites (for example Facebook and Instagram) and the web, free of charge, as long as the result of sharing is a link back to the original work on thestradiotto.com and its subdomains. Proper attribution of copyright must be given to Lucas Stradioto Cardozo and must include the link to thestradiotto.com.

1. Sharing of the copyrighted work is for personal, non-commercial use.
2. The copyrighted work must not be altered or changed in any way and, other than the snippet displayed as a result of sharing, must be presented in its original form.
3. Copyrighted work cannot be copied and pasted to other sites. The preferred method of sharing is to use the social media sharing widgets on thestradiotto.com.
4. If you are preparing free online site guides for other photographers, bloggers and photography forums, you may use these images, but only if you attribute them as described above.

IV. Commercial use

Anyone who wishes to use the photographs, images and other work found on this site in a commercial fashion must receive express written consent from Lucas Stradioto Cardozo before the commercial use. To obtain consent, send an email to hello@thestradiotto.com and address the following:

1. Image(s) you would like to use
2. Where they will be displayed
3. How they will be displayed
4. Intent of the display
5. Duration of their public viewing
6. Any other information you feel would be useful

V. Copyright infringement is serious

Any commercial use of copyrighted works without prior consent is a violation of Swiss and international copyright law.

Infringing a copyright is a very serious matter and is punishable by fines and/or imprisonment. Lucas Stradioto Cardozo kindly asks that you refrain from copying anything from the site onto your own media, including hard drives, the cloud and printers. Please also do not copy any of the graphics, photographs, images or articles from this site for your own use, other than under the terms stated above. Doing so is an infringement of Swiss and international copyright laws.