A photographer has publicly raised concerns over the alleged use of one of his photographs by Pearl Continental Malam Jabba without his permission or consent.
According to the photographer, the image was originally his creative work and was later used by the hotel without obtaining the necessary approval. He has questioned the use of his work and highlighted concerns surrounding copyright protection and the rights of photographers.
The allegation has gained attention on social media, where users have discussed the importance of respecting creative ownership. Many of the discussions have focused on the need for businesses and organisations to obtain proper permission before using photographs or other creative material for commercial purposes.
Photographers and other content creators often rely on their work as intellectual property, making proper attribution and permission an important part of using their images. The case has therefore sparked a wider conversation about copyright awareness and the protection of creative work in the digital age.
The photographer’s claims remain allegations, and the circumstances surrounding the alleged use of the photograph have not been independently verified. The hotel’s response to the claims has also not been established from the available reports.
The matter continues to attract discussion online, particularly among people involved in photography and digital content creation. The case highlights the importance of clear permissions and respect for copyright when businesses use creative work produced by others.
