I think the rule of thumb is that if you don't have a contract all bets are off. Plus you allowed him to use it provided you got credit. If they are selling it as a print I would imagine they would need a copy right release from…
A friend of mine asked if he could use my work in an advertising poster, and I agreed as long as credit was provided. I sent him the file. When everything was said and done, the poster came out looking much different than my original photo and absolutely beautiful. It had not occurred to me that they might be sold, but I can see people buying this poster. Do I have any right to ask for a compensation if the posters are sold? If so, how much? A percentage? In the future, is there a…See More
Josh- that was my first time- it rocked my world. He is such an amazing performer, a feast for the eyes......I have a funny story for you. I was so caught up taking pictures of him during the applause that I was still shooting after everyone else…
Thanks, Ryan- this is what I am especially curious about.....I'm trying to figure out the "standard"- I had one gallery owner tell me that all 2-D artwork should come framed, yet I've noticed that lots of people seem to do just…
I have had an itchy trigger finger since I was in high school and started to see "frameable moments" everywhere I looked. Just recently I bought a 35 mm digital camera, fulfilling a promise to myself about 8 years ago when they started becoming more common. It took a while, but my finances had caught up with my wishes. Most of the photos in my current portfolio are from June 2009 on, images that show a lot more about me and my environment than I could explain in words......
thanks Kim
I grew up pretty much on my own in an old house out in the country, I guess that's why my eye got trained to look for the stories in things that have been here so munch longer than I.