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I'm thinking of putting together a website in the next few months, in order to promote my work professionally. What is the easiest ( not necessarily the cheapest ) way to apply a copyright to my work, which is ongoing and therefore covers future uploaded images? I've read the UK Copyright website but to be honest it's so much information and I can't make any real sense of it! Advice particularly welcomed from professional artists who have copyrighted their own work.