http://www.businessinsider.com/flashframe-race-photography-coming-to-new-york-city-marathon-2016-11

Interesting article from Businessinsider.com on photographing
marathons. At first I thought it was nothing more than yet another way
to screw professional photographers by replacing them with
"crowsourced" amateurs paid far less. But it seems that they guys who
shoot marathons were already getting screwed: Losing copyright to
their own images and being paid by the hour instead of on the basis of
how many of their images sell (which is a fairly good measure of how
good their photos are — I've run a bunch of marathons and I can tell
you a lot of the shots I was offered were crappy). Apparently some of
the photogs who worked for the "official" photo companies are
switching over to this new company because they make more money and
retain copyright.

 
-- 
Mark Roberts - Photography & Multimedia
www.robertstech.com





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