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Can I post a photo of another person?
I took a photo of a girl (16) I wanted feedback on, kind of a senior picture style. I wanted to know if there was any sort of release form or anything like that I would need IF the photo isn't for commercial use (no money being made here!). I see lots of photos on here of random folks, but I didn't know if a release is technically needed, and if there is any difference when the child is underage.
If not, when DO you need a release form? I want to make sure and do this by the book, as I don't want to upset anyone and/or get myself in trouble.
"There is no doubt that life is given us, not to be enjoyed, but to be overcome; to be got over."
-Arthur Shopenhauer-
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06-23-2008 03:47 PM
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Keeper of the Padlocks
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Are you talking about a random person in the street, a professinal model or a friend?
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If it's not for commercial use, you don't need a release form. (at least in the U.S.)
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Originally Posted by
bhop
If it's not for commercial use, you don't need a release form. (at least in the U.S.)
Cool. I figured this to be the case cause there are a lot of photos of people on here, and I didn't figure all of them had releases.
Its a relative of a friend. I met her, her sister and her mother once, and her mom wanted me to take photos of her kids. I told her I had never taken photos of people but I would see what I could do. So I took some, burnt them onto a CD and let her have them. Looking back on them there are a few cut limbs, etc., but I wanted to get C&C.
I think I'll post. I won't put a name or anything, and for that matter I don't remember it.
"There is no doubt that life is given us, not to be enjoyed, but to be overcome; to be got over."
-Arthur Shopenhauer-