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Now&Again Photography Copyright information:
Any and all portraits, images, or videos taken by a Now&Again Photography owners or representatives are the property of Now&Again Photography and can/will be used in any manner of publicity or portfolio that the Studio deems necessary.
We have tried being more than fair by providing inexpensive, quality portraits without unnecessary copyright watermarks for your use. If issues persist we will place watermarks on any and all future portraits.
Thank you for your understanding.
"Things to remember about copyright:
• Copyright is a property right.
• Just because you buy a print does not mean you have purchased the copyright.
• Professional photographers are the smallest of small copyright holders.
• Under the Federal Copyright Act of 1976, photographs are protected by copyright from the moment of creation.
• Photographers have the exclusive right to reproduce their photographs (right to control the making of copies).
• Unless you have permission from the photographer, you can’t copy, distribute (no scanning and sending them to others), publicly display (no putting them online), or create derivative works from photographs.
• A photographer can easily create over 20,000 separate pieces of intellectual property annually.
• Professional photographers are dependent on their ability to control the reproduction of the photographs they create.
• It affects their income and the livelihood of their families.
• Even small levels of infringement—copying a photo without permission—can have a devastating impact on a photographer’s ability to make a living.
• Copyright infringements—reproducing photos without permission—can result in civil and criminal penalties."
- https://www.ppa.com/about/content.cfm?ItemNumber=1720
1) "Q: Who owns the copyright in a photograph once it is taken?
In general, when the shutter is released, the photographer who pressed the button owns the copyright."
2) "freelance photographers are subjected... show more to work-for-hire status ONLY when they agree to it contractually."
3) "Q: If I don’t register my copyright, do I still own the copyright to my photos?
Yes. When a photo is not registered with the US Copyright Office prior to an infringement (or within three months of the first publication of the photo), a copyright owner may recover only “actual damages” for the infringement (pursuant to 17 U.S.C. 504 (b)), instead of statutory damages."
4) "In general, if property is visible and can be photographed from a public place, you don’t need a property release to use an image that depicts the property and you may use the photo in any manner." (Ex: if the photographer volunteers and has permission from the property owner to take photographs)
5) "Including a copyright notice is no longer required for copyright protection, but it is a good idea to use it." (All of Now&Again Photography clients are given a slip of paper on how to access the images and are informed that all images are the property of Now&Again Photography.)
6)"The original copyright is still owned by the original creator."
for more information please refer to this website: http://blog.kenkaminesky.com/photography-copyright-and-the-law/
Thank you!
- Now&Again Photography Owner and Representatives
Amanda J.W. Venenga
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Any and all portraits, images, or videos taken by a Now&Again Photography owners or representatives are the property of Now&Again Photography and can/will be used in any manner of publicity or portfolio that the Studio deems necessary.
We have tried being more than fair by providing inexpensive, quality portraits without unnecessary copyright watermarks for your use. If issues persist we will place watermarks on any and all future portraits.
Thank you for your understanding.
"Things to remember about copyright:
• Copyright is a property right.
• Just because you buy a print does not mean you have purchased the copyright.
• Professional photographers are the smallest of small copyright holders.
• Under the Federal Copyright Act of 1976, photographs are protected by copyright from the moment of creation.
• Photographers have the exclusive right to reproduce their photographs (right to control the making of copies).
• Unless you have permission from the photographer, you can’t copy, distribute (no scanning and sending them to others), publicly display (no putting them online), or create derivative works from photographs.
• A photographer can easily create over 20,000 separate pieces of intellectual property annually.
• Professional photographers are dependent on their ability to control the reproduction of the photographs they create.
• It affects their income and the livelihood of their families.
• Even small levels of infringement—copying a photo without permission—can have a devastating impact on a photographer’s ability to make a living.
• Copyright infringements—reproducing photos without permission—can result in civil and criminal penalties."
- https://www.ppa.com/about/content.cfm?ItemNumber=1720
1) "Q: Who owns the copyright in a photograph once it is taken?
In general, when the shutter is released, the photographer who pressed the button owns the copyright."
2) "freelance photographers are subjected... show more to work-for-hire status ONLY when they agree to it contractually."
3) "Q: If I don’t register my copyright, do I still own the copyright to my photos?
Yes. When a photo is not registered with the US Copyright Office prior to an infringement (or within three months of the first publication of the photo), a copyright owner may recover only “actual damages” for the infringement (pursuant to 17 U.S.C. 504 (b)), instead of statutory damages."
4) "In general, if property is visible and can be photographed from a public place, you don’t need a property release to use an image that depicts the property and you may use the photo in any manner." (Ex: if the photographer volunteers and has permission from the property owner to take photographs)
5) "Including a copyright notice is no longer required for copyright protection, but it is a good idea to use it." (All of Now&Again Photography clients are given a slip of paper on how to access the images and are informed that all images are the property of Now&Again Photography.)
6)"The original copyright is still owned by the original creator."
for more information please refer to this website: http://blog.kenkaminesky.com/photography-copyright-and-the-law/
Thank you!
- Now&Again Photography Owner and Representatives
Amanda J.W. Venenga
show more
Hours of operation
Monday9:00AM - 7:00PMTuesday9:00AM - 7:00PMFriday9:00AM - 7:00PMSaturday9:00AM - 7:00PMSunday2:00PM - 7:00PM
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November 10, 2015
Madison F. asked:Anyone who does professional photos for reasonable price , like outside pics?? Need photos of my 3 boys done next week if possible for grandparents Christmas gifts ...Amanda V. replied:https://www.facebook.com/NowAgainPhotography/Amanda V. replied:I own Now&Again Photography in Toccoa. I love doing outdoor sessions. Just let me know if you need me.
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