Photography and Your Rights
March 5th 2007 Posted at Photography
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I am glad to see that with a little prodding Kevin at Lexblog has produced a pretty solid response to my post on copyright infringement.
That said Kevin does a better job of covering the potential issues including the right of publicity. Undoubtedly this is going to be the legal reason for her suit. My guess is that the photography didn’t procure a release for commercial use. So I decided to do a quick round up of photography and your rights. This is going to be a quick round up of the various sites on the net related to some of the legal issues dealing with photography.
- Bert Krages is an attorney who deals specifically with photography, copyright law and IP. He’s pretty famous for the Photographer’s right PDF. His site is a good resource for photographers everywhere.
- Photopreneur is devoted to the business of photography and it’s pitfalls. Here’s a great post on whether it’s legal to photograph buildings
- American Society of Media Photographers is the is the leading trade association for photographers who photograph primarily for publication. They have a great article covering releases tutorial. I would also check out their copyright tutorial.
- Photoattorney is a blog devoted to the various legal issues facing photographers in the Internet age.
I will periodically revisit this issue and this list and try to update it with new resources.
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Nice job Brian. I was hoping to find a list of sites for legal issues and photography. Canada has an awesome one at:
http://ambientlight.ca/laws.shtml .
Legal issues and blogging is becoming hot issue. Though my passion is in empowering lawyers to network through blogging, I’m getting hit with a lot of requests for legal rights and blogs presentations & info – subtle hint that if see anything more on photography, let me me know or mark for delicous. đŸ˜‰
Also just added your post to delicious under photography law.