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05/02/2009 09:18:23 PM · #1 |
| Hopefully you're all out having a lovely Sunday, but if not and you're stuck behind your computers voting, lol, does anyone know the rules regarding exhibition of candid portraiture? Are we allowed to take a candid, not get a release form, and hang it in an exhibition, or not? I've assumed not, but just wondering if I'm wrong on this? |
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05/02/2009 09:29:23 PM · #2 |
this link tells you your rights...
//www.artslaw.com.au/legalinformation/StreetPhotographersRights.asp
If the photo is taken in a public place and not used for profit it seems you can.
have a read quite interesting.
Message edited by author 2009-05-02 21:29:58.
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05/02/2009 09:40:02 PM · #3 |
| I was up your way a few weeks back.. what a long drive from here lol... I am soooo not a roadtrip kinda girl |
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05/02/2009 10:20:32 PM · #4 |
Thanks overclover, I'll get reading :-) |
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05/02/2009 10:22:42 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by lentil:
I was up your way a few weeks back.. what a long drive from here lol... I am soooo not a roadtrip kinda girl |
Hey lisa, you should have looked me up! Lol, thats only a little trip - you get used to all these ridiculous drives when you live halfway between two major cities, although they can be really disgusting when the truckies give you a hard time. I drive 3 hours to pick up good photo paper, lol, and drove 4 hours and back to pick up my new camera, all on the same day. Totally over it, but I have no choice, groan. |
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