A Great Tool For Escorts

I've recently come across an excellent tool for escorts (and anyone else for that matter) who are concerned that their photos may have been stolen. It's well known that some girls do steal other escorts pictures rather than getting their own sorted, which can be very frustrating for those who have invested their time and money to produce great images.
Tineye is a well-known way to check the authenticity of photos found on websites and profiles, but that requires the image to be found. A Firefox add-on called Who Stole My Pictures? works like a reverse Tineye, using various search engines to hunt for duplicate copies of an image around the web. Once installed it is as simple as right clicking on a picture and selecting the new entry in the drop-down menu.
I must admit I've found it rather addictive to play with. I've only discovered a couple of my photos being used by other girls so far, and actually I've found it rather flattering. I can imagine there would be some incidents where I wouldn't be so laid back about having my photos stolen however, and I'll certainly be checking for more cases in the future.
Anyway, while I was playing with this latest tool, it came to my attention how time consuming it is to view all the photos in this blog. I've therefore created a new page (predictably named "Gallery") to bunch them all together in one easy to find location.