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Originally Posted by Pressing-On
That's what my oldest sister said - the photographer owns the copyright and she, being the photographer in this case, DOESN'T have to ask permission. LOL! I told her that I thought the photographer needs permission. Now she isn't talking to me. LOL! Oh well, that would not be the first time! LOL!
Okay, sorry about the hijack, Cindy!
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As a general rule, she would need permission (with signed releases) to use a photo commercially, of anyone in it that is recognizable. Crowd scenes, e.g., are not a problem, except any individuals detailed enough to identify.
If it's not for commercial use (magazines, catalogs, etc.), it would be a courtesy to ask permission to post them on the web (non-commercially), e.g. Some people might get nervous about their picture being seen by 6 billion people.
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