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It's even more confusing. The photographer does indeed hold the copyright, unless assigned to someone else. However, the subject has the right to say how thei
by bcheung 13y ago
It's even more confusing. The photographer does indeed hold the copyright, unless assigned to someone else. However, the subject has the right to say how their likeness is used. For any commercial usage the photographer must assign rights and the model must sign a model release.
- mfringel 13y agoAs someone who had a wedding photography business, my standard contract had a "client agrees to allow photographer to use client's likeness for promotion of photographer's business."* clause. I'd go over the contract term-by-term with a client before they signed, and I never had anyone request to cross it out. * paraphrasing, of course.