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TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Shutterstock Photo Theft: The Natalia Zdorenko Account

This is outrageous! Calling this website fraudulent would be an understatement. I didn’t just find my photos on it in an account belonging to someone named Natalia Zdorenko — the photos were supposedly uploaded several years ago, before I had even published them on the official stock photography platform. What is going on? Who is this person?

The user’s portfolio contains a ton of AI-generated images and heavily manipulated content, including edits using photographs of well-known brands. Yet these works are supposedly presented as photos she took herself with various cameras. How is this even possible?

I tried to register on the website, but the registration form doesn’t work. How did all these accounts even get there? Why doesn’t the website administration’s email address exist? Who is responsible for all of this?

I suspect this website was created by this Natalia herself — but why?

I’ve filed a complaint with the hosting provider.

2 September 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Fraudulent Website and Content Theft: Natalia Zdorenko

I am a stock photographer, and my work is available on Shutterstock under the username Scharfsinn.

One of my clients contacted me to report that they had found photographs I had taken on a shady website. The images were labeled with dates from six years ago, even though they are recent works of mine. But the most outrageous part? They had been uploaded to an account belonging to Natalia Zdorenko.

What the hell is this scammer doing using my work? This is an outrageous violation of my copyright! I looked into her other work and discovered that this woman is passing off numerous other Shutterstock photographs as her own!

I tried to file complaints with the website’s administration, but my emails simply won’t go through. The email address is fake, and so is the phone number. I cannot understand how a hosting provider can allow such fraudulent websites to operate on its infrastructure. They are abusing the provider’s resources to facilitate their scams.

I have already filed a complaint with the hosting provider, and I am waiting for photobank.online to be taken down.

16 August 2026
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