What if you ask someone to take a photo of you at a tourist
attraction? We have to account for things like that. You can't say,
"Can you please take a photo of me and my wife? Here's my camera. Oh,
and while your're at it, could you release all rights to that?"
On 9/11/06, Angela <beesley(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 9/11/06, Steve Summit <scs(a)eskimo.com>
wrote:
And then there's the related case of
photographs taken "under
direction" (my camera, my idea, but you held it and pushed the button).
This has a sort of "work for non-hire" feel to it, and I'm sure
it's been discussed at length, too.
I don't think it has been discussed, and such images have been deleted
in the past -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Minneapolis_meetup_2005.jpg
I guess such images are fair use if you never asked the person using
your camera to license the image.
Angela.
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