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Kerr34

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Hey guys/Gals im into model photography and i was wondering if anyone else is into it... i normally do fashion lingere or bikini shoots and have started incorporating cars into the shoots due to my love of imports. if anyone has any examples of their work i would be really interested in seeing it!

i will post up some of mine when i get home 2nite.

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mickey Proficient

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usually prior to the shoot you would get the model to sign the rights over for the use of the picture. Copyright usually subsists with the photographer and you grant a licence to the model to use the photo for her own use if he/she requires it.

I don't have an example contract on me right now but they are easy to find.

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usually prior to the shoot you would get the model to sign the rights over for the use of the picture. Copyright usually subsists with the photographer and you grant a licence to the model to use the photo for her own use if he/she requires it.

I don't have an example contract on me right now but they are easy to find.

Thats what i was trying to say.. with copy right and all. Just in a less professional way. haha

siddr20 Grand Master

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usually prior to the shoot you would get the model to sign the rights over for the use of the picture. Copyright usually subsists with the photographer and you grant a licence to the model to use the photo for her own use if he/she requires it.

I don't have an example contract on me right now but they are easy to find.

Yea took me 2 seconds to find one on google few weeks back :/

siddr20 Grand Master

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heheh no worries ian:

So this was my 1st ever model shoot. I had a blast and overall im quite happy with the results, but i will leave it up to you for feedback and all.

Shes a young mum, and wants to show everyone that you can still look and feel great after having children.

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Hope you like it :cool:

thanks,

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