Restrictive: There is a living Museum north of Phoenix ,az called Pionner Living museum. If you want to go there to take photos read this pdf form first, even taking photos of the...

rickfinn2013 Loc: Mesa ,Az

There is a living Museum north of Phoenix ,az called Pionner Living museum.
If you want to go there to take photos read this pdf form first,
even taking photos of the people falls under copy rights.

http://pioneeraz.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Policy_Photo_Digital_Video_Graphed2.pdf

Wabbit Loc: Arizona Desert

risteard wrote:

There is a living Museum north of Phoenix ,az called Pionner Living museum.
If you want to go there to take photos read this pdf form first,
even taking photos of the people falls under copy rights.

http://pioneeraz.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Policy_Photo_Digital_Video_Graphed2.pdf

Hey Doc ..... I was planning on going tomorrow but that's in the can as of right now ..... phew ..... the nerve of some people Doc

snowbear

risteard wrote:

There is a living Museum north of Phoenix ,az called Pionner Living museum.
If you want to go there to take photos read this pdf form first,
even taking photos of the people falls under copy rights.

http://pioneeraz.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Policy_Photo_Digital_Video_Graphed2.pdf

It's for commercial use, not personal use.

stevenelson Loc: Pauls Valley, Oklahoma

They said you can take pictures for personal use. But, if you are going to make money. Then they want there money up front.

chapjohn Loc: Tigard, Oregon

Using those pictures for personal use--my question is can you post them on UHH (no one is making money from them and you did not sign that agreement)?

snowbear

chapjohn wrote:

Using those pictures for personal use--my question is can you post them on UHH (no one is making money from them and you did not sign that agreement)?

Nope - not without permission:

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3. You are expressly forbidden from posting any image or images of Pioneer Village or its Volunteers on any electronic bulletin board without the prior written consent of the Pioneer Arizona Foundation, Inc.