Seeker
Former Member
Actually as a "professional photographer" she would have been remiss if she didn't get a signed release to use the photo's. And yes, if she was told verbally that she couldn't use them to profit from even after they were taken she could still be sued if she had sold them anyway.Moab said:Unless Judith had a written Work-For-Hire agreement up front with Patsy delineating the photos could never be used without Patsy's permission, then Judith owned all of the rights to all photos she took, and she could do anything she pleased with them.
No professional photographer with any sense just arbitrarily believes the photo's they take of people belong to them to do with as they please. Why do you think Amber Frey was able to sue the photographer who took and sold her photo's years later?
As for Miller, she did get a signed release, I just found that it's mentioned in DOI.