Thats a little backwards. Seems to me he would be using the calendar to
sell the images.
From: Phil Northeast
Yes, because you are using the image to sell something else, the
calendar, not just the images
Phil
On 27/10/10 1:20 PM, Doug Franklinwrote:
>
On 2010-02-09 6:17, paul stenquist wrote:
You only need a model release if you use the photo in a
promotional manner, such as in an ad. You can publish it in
any manner you wish, as long as its presented as news or
artistic material.
Sorry to dredge up this old thread but I have a question. Paul,
you mention presenting "as ... artistic material". Does that
mean presenting it as such without selling it? So, for example,
if I made a calendar of photos and offered it on Cafe Press (or
someplace like that) for sale, would I need to worry about model
releases for recognizable individuals?
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