A couple of weeks ago I took a one-hour flying lesson from Dundee airport. I took my camera with me on my adventure in the hope of capturing some familiar locations from an unusual angle: in the hope that one or two might turn out to be any good. I didn't really take that many, and even fewer that were worth the effort - I was too excited at having the opportunity to control a light aircraft 1000 feet up. Anyway, this photograph was one of the best that I managed to capture. I know it's not a wonderful photo - its value is purely in the view it contains. I work on the local newspaper here in Dundee, and every now and again I send in a picture that can be used as a filler on the local pages. When I started working here I was told that the company do not take copyright of submitted pictures, and that they are only used - when they are used at all - on a one-off basis. It should also be noted that the paper I work for does not give photo credits (and nor does it pay for unsolicited photographs). On that understanding, I allowed them to use my image. Now it transpires the company has been selling copies of the image - I don't know how many they have sold, or to whom. The sales department seem to think that because I am an employee (not employed as a photographer), then they have the right to sell my image without paying me! I'll be putting them right first thing on Monday morning. I'll let you know what they say.