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If say a well known media organization says, "You should let me use this photo for free, because I will give you credit and that might help you get business lat
by ksolanki 15y ago
If say a well known media organization says, "You should let me use this photo for free, because I will give you credit and that might help you get business later"
Why won't the "well-known media organization" pay what the photo is worth? Almost by definition they can afford to. If they still negotiate in this manner, that is an insult. No?
- mrgoldenbrown 15y agoNo. The whole point here is that the worth of the photo is not determined by the photographer - it is determined by the market. If an alternative photo exists for free, as is often the case, then the well known media organization is not being insulting when it offers the going rate, even if the going rate is "free".