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Tomorrow if the United workers go on strike I'm thinking of going down to SFO airport to get some pictures of them Striking, and maybe get a newspaper to use them. My question is if I take pictures of the strikers do I have to ask them permission or anything to use the pictures???
Tomorrow if the United workers go on strike I'm thinking of going down to SFO airport to get some pictures of them Striking, and maybe get a newspaper to use them. My question is if I take pictures of the strikers do I have to ask them permission or anything to use the pictures???
-Nick R.
Can't hurt to ask. Explain what you are doing and what you want to do with the pictures and they probally will not have any problems. See if you can find a local union officer on the picket line and ask them. They shoud be able to help you.
Good luck.
Scott.
As long as they are viewable from "Public Property" and you're taking the pictures while on "Public Property" than thats all you really need. How do you think famous people's lives are ruined by Tabloids in England?
As long as they are viewable from "Public Property" and you're taking the pictures while on "Public Property" than thats all you really need. How do you think famous people's lives are ruined by Tabloids in England?
The English Paparazzi only shoot the celebs while on public property. If they break the rules, the picture(s) don't get published.
My question is if I take pictures of the strikers do I have to ask them permission or anything to use the pictures???
Only if you are going to market the images commercially, then you need a model release signed by the individuals in the picture, releasing to you the right to sell them. It does not matter if they are on public property or not.
If you are only going for inclusion in a newspaper in an editorial column or other journalistic article, then no, you do not need permission.
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