Did you ask my permission to use that photograph?
Hrrrrrrrrrrrmmmmm? Well? Did you? I don't think so. *Huffs*.
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Thu 21 Dec 2006, 19:47,
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I was reading in my photography magazine...
... that you usually only need a release if you're going to use the photograph for something not nice.
Ie. A photo of a group of children with a soft drink, and then you make a headline saying
'CHILDREN DRINK TOO MUCH! STOP THIS FILTH'. Or something. I've not explained it well.
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Thu 21 Dec 2006, 19:51,
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Ie. A photo of a group of children with a soft drink, and then you make a headline saying
'CHILDREN DRINK TOO MUCH! STOP THIS FILTH'. Or something. I've not explained it well.
You need it whenever there's someone identifiable.
Unless they're famous.
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Thu 21 Dec 2006, 19:54,
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I'll remember that when I go to a bash next.
"Excuse me, before I point my lens in your face, can you sign this? Cheers."
Or even when I see you next, I'll make you sign forms upon forms. And my Mum. And my dogs.
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Thu 21 Dec 2006, 19:55,
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Or even when I see you next, I'll make you sign forms upon forms. And my Mum. And my dogs.