jo9
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street art / copyright, by jo9 on Nov 4, 2014 20:57:36 GMT 1, Just wondering about something, we are making a sort of photobook about street art in London, just basically a student project but might still end up selling some copies of the books/booklet if it turns out ok. Anything we need to consider in terms of copyright? Photography in public spaces is fine right? Just want to make sure in case the printer or someone brings it up.
Just wondering about something, we are making a sort of photobook about street art in London, just basically a student project but might still end up selling some copies of the books/booklet if it turns out ok. Anything we need to consider in terms of copyright? Photography in public spaces is fine right? Just want to make sure in case the printer or someone brings it up.
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street art / copyright, by Deleted on Nov 4, 2014 21:07:44 GMT 1, Just wondering about something, we are making a sort of photobook about street art in London, just basically a student project but might still end up selling some copies of the books/booklet if it turns out ok. Anything we need to consider in terms of copyright? Photography in public spaces is fine right? Just want to make sure in case the printer or someone brings it up.
You can search for answers online, and email as many people as you want, but you will be spending far too many hours dealing with people who won't give you a definitive answer. I've been there - and won't make that mistake again.
Just wondering about something, we are making a sort of photobook about street art in London, just basically a student project but might still end up selling some copies of the books/booklet if it turns out ok. Anything we need to consider in terms of copyright? Photography in public spaces is fine right? Just want to make sure in case the printer or someone brings it up. You've already made the mistake of raising the issue. Just get on and do it. From what you've said there are no issues, so go for it and if anyone brings it up just apologise and say you weren't aware. You can search for answers online, and email as many people as you want, but you will be spending far too many hours dealing with people who won't give you a definitive answer. I've been there - and won't make that mistake again. |
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street art / copyright, by Deleted on Nov 4, 2014 21:08:14 GMT 1, If you take the photos in any public place you own the copyright.
So if you photograph graffiti in the street you can publish that photo anywhere you want.
If you want to use a photo from the net etc you need to ask permission from the owner of the site or whatever.
It's also true that if someone buys an original artwork that even though they own the artwork, they do not own the copyright.
If you take the photos in any public place you own the copyright.
So if you photograph graffiti in the street you can publish that photo anywhere you want.
If you want to use a photo from the net etc you need to ask permission from the owner of the site or whatever.
It's also true that if someone buys an original artwork that even though they own the artwork, they do not own the copyright.
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street art / copyright, by Deleted on Nov 4, 2014 21:12:16 GMT 1, Legally speaking, walls aren't public spaces and in that case a "property release" is needed. Plenty online.
As for copyright in regards of artist's image, a credit is always welcome but it is not mandatory
But if really in public space, then yes you are 100% fine.
This said, if it is a student project and locally, you should be fine regarding all of the above I think 
Legally speaking, walls aren't public spaces and in that case a "property release" is needed. Plenty online. As for copyright in regards of artist's image, a credit is always welcome but it is not mandatory But if really in public space, then yes you are 100% fine. This said, if it is a student project and locally, you should be fine regarding all of the above I think |
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street art / copyright, by Deleted on Nov 4, 2014 21:28:57 GMT 1, If it's outside and visible from the street and you take a photo, you can do what you want with the photo.
If it's outside and visible from the street and you take a photo, you can do what you want with the photo.
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street art / copyright, by alexdb on Nov 4, 2014 21:34:21 GMT 1, If it's outside and visible from the street and you take a photo, you can do what you want with the photo.
But what headfall is saying. Just go out, enjoy the art and do your thing. And receive A level grades. :-)
If it's outside and visible from the street and you take a photo, you can do what you want with the photo. I believe so too, otherwise we were not able to publish photos here as well nor on facebook or instagram. But what headfall is saying. Just go out, enjoy the art and do your thing. And receive A level grades. :-) |
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jo9
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street art / copyright, by jo9 on Nov 6, 2014 21:53:28 GMT 1, Cool thanks for the replies. I'm not really worried about it, just want to do it right and be respectful of other peoples work. I checked with the printer and they said they wont do any checks since its all automated so its all my responsibility. Makes sense.
But I wont worry about it anymore then, just gonna do it.
Cheers
Cool thanks for the replies. I'm not really worried about it, just want to do it right and be respectful of other peoples work. I checked with the printer and they said they wont do any checks since its all automated so its all my responsibility. Makes sense. But I wont worry about it anymore then, just gonna do it. Cheers |
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street art / copyright, by Deleted on Nov 7, 2014 15:47:30 GMT 1, Just think of all the CCTV companies that would have to pay in order to video and save the footage of people and buildings etc if copyright was extended to outdoors.
Just think of all the CCTV companies that would have to pay in order to video and save the footage of people and buildings etc if copyright was extended to outdoors.
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