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+# Watermarking photos
+
+You probably got sent here because you tried to execute "`watermark.sh`" on your PC (MacBook) and you still need to install some programs before that can work.
+
+Here's what you need to do:
+
+## install basher & splashmark
+Open a terminal window (Apple-Space and type 'terminal')
+
+![](assets/terminal.png)
+
+Now you need to type the following lines (only the ones that don't start with #)
+
+```bash
+# first we will install BASHER - package manager for bash scripts
+# procedure explained on https://www.basher.it/ or https://github.com/basherpm/basher/blob/master/README.md
+curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/basherpm/basher/master/install.sh | bash
+
+# now open a new bash session, where the basher scripts cabn be easily found
+bash
+
+# let's test if basher was properly installed
+basher
+# expected output:
+# Usage: basher <command> [<args>]
+# 
+# Some useful basher commands are:
+# help Display help for a command
+# commands List all available basher commands
+# init Configure the shell environment for basher
+
+# let's install splashmark, which is need for the watermark.sh script
+basher install pforret/splashmark
+
+# to test if the installation worked, just type splashmark, it will give some usage info
+splashmark
+# expected output:
+# Program : splashmark by [email protected]
+# Version : v3.5.0 (Apr 14 21:33:20 2023)
+# Purpose : Mark up images (unspash/pixabay/URL) with titles, effects and resize
+# (...)
+```
+Put the `watermark.sh` script in the folder of your exported, but not yet watermarked photos.
+Make sure that when you doubleclick the .sh script, it will open with the `terminal` program
+
+![](assets/openwith.png)
+
+If you computer opens .sh files with a text editor (as is the default), then choose `Terminal` via the 'Other...' popup. `Terminal` is located in the 'Utilities' subfolder of Applications.
+
+![](assets/openwith2.png)
+
+## Configure your watermark
+Open watermark.sh with a text editor.
+
+![](assets/texteditor.png)
+
+Change the photographer name to what you want.
+
+![](assets/name.png)
+
+## Watermark your photos
+
+Put the `watermark.sh` script in the folder of your exported, but not yet watermarked photos.
+Double-click the `watermark.sh` icon. A Terminal window will pop up and start executing the script.
+
+![](assets/script_output.png)
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 #!/usr/bin/env bash
 
+folder=$(dirname "$0")
+cd "$folder" || exit
 [[ ! $(command -v splashmark) ]] && echo "Requires pforret/splashmark" && exit 1
 year=$(date +%Y)
 name="Peter Forret"
-splashmark -3 "$year $name" folder "$PWD"
+
+watermark="$year $name"
+echo "--------- START WATERMARK"
+echo "Watermark: '$watermark'"
+printf "["
+splashmark.sh -w 1000 -3 "$watermark" folder "$PWD" \
+| while read -r exported ; do
+ printf '.'
+ done
+echo "]"
+echo "--------- FINISH WATERMARK ($SECONDS secs)"