Providing Models from a Class with Pix
adbsgicom
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I took a lighting class and some of the images were keepers and one model asked for copies. There seemed to be some amount of tacit agreement that images would be provided.
These aren't really WOW shots, but what I'm wondering is if provided shots would have my logo mark on them, or when you provide, you just work off the agreement that if they use the image on their model mayhem account, they will credit you in the captions.
I don't want to be overly zealous marking the shots, nor do I want to be overly free in not marking them. What is considered customary if you are doing a work for shots agreement?
Example image:
These aren't really WOW shots, but what I'm wondering is if provided shots would have my logo mark on them, or when you provide, you just work off the agreement that if they use the image on their model mayhem account, they will credit you in the captions.
I don't want to be overly zealous marking the shots, nor do I want to be overly free in not marking them. What is considered customary if you are doing a work for shots agreement?
Example image:
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Generally you are supposed to give credit to the model and they are supposed to give credit to the photographer. You should always have a model release signed spelling out the agreement and use/rights.
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while you're not obligated to do it (Idon't think it was in your class agreement), I personally think it's a good manners and, for you, it's a free advertising. Just put your logo there, as it's been suggested...
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