Photographers who do not
understand their basic rights tend to approach legal issues with
blissful ignorance, extreme caution, or reckless abandon.
Foolish souls may cross the
lines of propriety to obtain exclusive images, while overly cautious
photographers may miss once-in-a-lifetime photographic opportunities
because they fear legal repercussions. Each of these photographers will
suffer as a result of their approach.As this book shows, insight
into the law can make you a more effective photographer because it
enables the exercise of judgment that allows you to achieve your
objectives—even in difficult or risky situations.Bert Krages, Esq.
is an attorney who specializes in intellectual property matters. He is
nationally recognized as a public advocate for the rights of
photographers to document what they see in public places.
Softcover, 128 pages
ISBN: 9781584281948
