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Another milestone!
posted by cleaper - 3rd of june, 2008
I spent last weekend with my parents in the English countryside and so finally managed to add another model to my portfolio...it's much easier to get a release signed by a family member if you suggest that one day you could make ... More...
Model release thoughts
posted by sebcz - 5th of may, 2008
Thanks to one of the DT bloggers, I discovered a Dan Heller's blog. So full of good read! Definitely a must in your blog-roll. To the point. We all know how strict the rules regarding the MRs are when we post our images. A face is ... More...
Model Release Problem
posted by mondeo2k42 - 30th of march, 2008
Hello everybody, I have one query,that is is is necessary to fill out all the fields of the model release form. I took lot of pictures of poor people and it is not possible to fill the phone or e-mail id of them, due to this problem ... More...
Models and Logos
posted by charlesoutcalt - 21st of march, 2008
If you read this blog regularly (and really, does anyone?), you might remember my happy story about working up the nerve to ask a rock climber I encountered if he would sign a model release. We were in Joshua Tree at a beautiful ... More...
Getting That Model Release
posted by charlesoutcalt - 3rd of march, 2008
So there I was, watching an intrepid climber sling himself up a sheer rock face in Joshua Tree National Park. The light was golden, about 30 minutes before sunset. My angle was perfect to capture the climber going up. Without him,... More...
Model Releases in Poverty
posted by thefinalmiracle - 19th of february, 2008
This blog is dedicated to ‘Carmen’ one of our dear admins here, for inspiring me to write blogs again. Hmmm... Carmen why dont you write a blog soon on 'Cars' & 'Men' inspired by me :P hehe. Though this blog ... More...
Finding opportunities for stock in what seems to be not
posted by fertographer - 8th of november, 2007
I was at a shopping mall one day to try my hands on shooting some runway shots. It was my first and probably last as I got bored of it. It didn't mean a thing to have the faces of the models and clothes I won't buy kept in my harddisk.... More...
My Favorite Model
posted by bluerabbit - 4th of october, 2007
My favorite model is always handy. He is a good sport. He has a wonderful face and a fantastic sense of humor. Unlike friends and neighbors, he does not balk when he reads model releases. He looks like a professor, which isn't ... More...
Model Releases in sports - What to do, what to do?
posted by gadgetat - 25th of september, 2007
I've seen recent articles on working around a Model Release. Folks at a distance in motion can be blurred, etc. Great suggestions. In addition to doing a lot of landscape photography I enjoy photographing rock climbers. I climb ... More...
A Newbie with lots of questions!
posted by cjmartin - 17th of september, 2007
I have recently discovered the world of stock photos and every site is a little different in setting up your account and requires different qualities of photos. Dreamstime seems to me to be the most professional and the most difficult ... More...
Model Release - A Security
posted by thefinalmiracle - 5th of september, 2007
Seen on this blog are pictures of my relatives which comprise a lot of percentage in my portfolio. Recently I had to disable a picture of a beautiful cousin of mine after a controversy that sparked off wild reactions in India involving ... More...
using old / vintage photos for stock?
posted by israeltunis - 31st of august, 2007
anyone know what the policy is for using vintage photos? in particular vintage photos with people. I have acquired a large box of family photos [+1500]. many of these are from the 1930's - 1950's. most are of my grandmother and grandfather ... More...
What If Model Releases Are Not Possible?
posted by bwendy3 - 25th of august, 2007
That is the problem I recently had when I wanted to submit a photograph of a sea plane I shot while out sailing. The problem was that when I blew up the photo to 100%, I could clearly see the passengers faces in the back of the plane.... More...
Models, Model Releases and Charity
posted by thefinalmiracle - 17th of august, 2007
I believe totally that nothing in the world comes for free. Being a spiritual counsellor and healer for last 8 years, I have helped many people accross the globe with their relationship problems, health problems, spiritual insights,... More...
From tomatoes to people
posted by starblue - 6th of august, 2007
Photographing, like any activity, needs training. It is easy to train with tomatoes, coffee or, for example, roses. You can take hundreds of shots, you can spend hours studying composition and the best light conditions. And “no oneâ... More...
Example of why selection criteria is so tight
posted by achilles - 25th of july, 2007
In an article that (may) receives applause from traditionalists, Chris Ferrone describes an obvious ... More...
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