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Use this form as a template Image Release Form I, [Full Name of the Model/Subject], hereby give [Full Name of Photographer] permission to take photographs of me on [Date of Photography] for the purposes of social media, website, print, and stock photography. I understand that these photographs may be used for commercial purposes. I hereby […]

For instance, I’ve been captured at an event I was paid for and the photographer is using me in a book/exhibition without permission? If a photographer intends to exhibit or print photographs of recognizable people, they may need to obtain permission from those people to avoid infringing on their right to privacy. In general, a […]

When you take a photograph of someone in public, you, as the photographer, generally own the copyright to the photograph. This is because copyright law gives the author of a photograph, which is the person who takes the photograph, the exclusive rights to reproduce, distribute, and display the photograph. However, there are some limitations on […]

In general, when you are the photographer, you own the copyright to the photographs you create. This means you have the exclusive right to reproduce, distribute, and display your photos, as well as to create derivative works based on them. However, there are some exceptions to this general rule. For example, if you take photographs […]

The best lens for portrait photography largely depends on personal preference, shooting style, and budget. However, in general, prime lenses with wide apertures are often preferred for their sharpness, depth of field control, and ability to produce pleasing bokeh. Here are a few lens options to consider for portrait photography: Ultimately, the best lens for […]