@gracembabazi Initially, my questions were caused by the fact that I saw a photo of professional quality in your post and under it there were no links to the source of the photo or the author of the photo. That is, you published them as your own. I have no right to doubt your professionalism, I just don’t know you. But in such cases, it is customary to check for plagiarism. Unfortunately, in our community, this topic is not uncommon, such is the specificity of the community.
I realized that you used someone else's photos and you corrected your post with the correct links. The question has been settled.
For the future ... you have already figured out how to handle other people's content, be it a photo or text, you just need to provide links to the source and authorship. Otherwise, the situation may become unpleasant :)