This is a tricky world I have entered. Usually just sitting in the realm of model releases and such, I recently had to dip a toe into the more commercial realm of Image licensing and Intellectual Property contracts. I’m not kidding when I say it made my head hurt. But
One of the most intimidating things as a new photographer is trying to figure out pricing and usage rights for clients. Licensing is a word that makes a lot of photographers shiver — but it doesn’t have to! With a free month membership to Viewbug, you can check out “Licensing
In the past few years, I had several inquiries from companies who wanted to license my images for murals in commercial or office spaces. Since it’s a pretty specific use, I thought some of you might be interested in the process. First, in those situations, let me explain how licensing
I found this infographic heartening because I’m always hearing about the devaluation of photography. But, according to this, it sounds like photos and images are still the most important tool for reaching people with lasting impact. Think about that next time you trip the shutter. The infographic is provided by MDG
The PhotoFocus InFocus Interview Show FOR NOV 21ST, 2016 with your Host Rod Harlan. This month we have a bit of a BRITISH INVASION with 2 Inspiring Interviews with well-known movers and shakers in the Photographic industry from the United Kingdom. We’ll start with Robert Vanelli interviewing Tim Wallace about the business
