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In contrast, for copyright the right is intrinsically tied to the origin of a work. If you create a digital image that is entirely identical at the pixel level with a copyrighted work, and you can prove that you had never seen that original copyrighted work and you created your image completely independently, then you have not broken anyone's copyright and are free to sell copies of your own work.
This is not true. I will just give the example of the nighttime illumination of the Eiffel Tower:
This is not true. I will just give the example of the nighttime illumination of the Eiffel Tower:
> https://www.travelandleisure.com/photography/illegal-to-take...
> https://www.headout.com/blog/eiffel-tower-copyright/