Legal handbook for photographers
Subtitle: the rights and liabilities of making images
By: Bert P. Krages
Edition: 3rd ed.
Publisher: Amherst Media
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Buffalo, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 159
ISBN-13: 9781608954759
Subjects: Photographers; Photography; Law and legislation; Handbooks, manuals
Description: This book describes rights, concerns and legal issues for photographers both before and after shooting their images. It addresses a variety of topics, including: how laws are made and enforced on state and federal levels; rights when photographing in public places; how to safely and legally gain access to private property; photography on tribal lands, at government and military facilities, and other specialized locations; privacy and liability; security monitoring and photography in the workplace by both employers and employees; obtaining permission to photograph children, adults, and private properties, plus tips for ensuring release forms are adequate and enforceable; restricted subject matter and common misconceptions about what can't be photographed; how to avoid confrontations and what to do should they arise; what to do if equipment is seized by law enforcement, government agent, or private individual; protecting intellectual property; rights of the photographer and subjects when licensing images or publishing in a commercial context; and formulating a clear ethical code.
Notes: Previous ed.: 2007.

Includes index.
Table of contents: title: The importance of knowing your rights; title: Access to property; title: Privacy issues; title: Restrictions on subject matter; title: Confrontations and remedies; title: Protecting your intellectual property; title: Publishing; title: Formulating your ethics.