I think doing low resolution stuff is the answer. That way, they get a representation of the image, but not so good that they could make their own prints from the jpegs. Then make sure you let them know that the quality is very low, is only for them to decide and that the quality of the "real" images is much much higher. I think that's what the brother of one of the guys who works here at the Times does. He's a wedding photographer. I think he also watermarks his images. -=>Donald