And It's Only Ten Dollars
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Voss wrote:
The problem is that they have no use for an AR-15. 
Anyone can use an AR-15.
Nov 7, 2019 08:52:45 #
Nov 7, 2019 13:35:38 #
Voss wrote:
Just Curious;
Did you have to get a "Photo Release" signed by these Women before Posting their Personal Images on the U.H.H. Website?
Nov 7, 2019 16:40:52 #
Silverman wrote:
Just Curious;
Did you have to get a "Photo Release" signed by these Women before Posting their Personal Images on the U.H.H. Website?
Did you have to get a "Photo Release" signed by these Women before Posting their Personal Images on the U.H.H. Website?
No. A release is not necessary if you're using a photo for noncommercial purposes--e.g. on the internet as used here, an art display, even for use in your photobook. If you're using it as part of an advertisement to promote the local Baptist church, Miller beer, or similar ventures, then you definitely need a model release. I'm sure there are grey areas in the middle, but basically you don't need a release for this kind of thing. One qualification, this applies to street photography--photos taken in public places--not to photos taken on private property.
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