General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Rights to a picture	9-Feb-2011 At 11:17:49 AM	aarond
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I would talk to the Photographer before doing anything with it. My experience with this was I took some photos of a mate climbing and then a few months later there was a Whipper Magazine article with one of my photos in there with no mention of the photographer. No one got any money for article or anything and i wouldn't have minded if there was money involved but i was really offended that i wasn't given any credit for the photo! so before you use the photo make sure you tell the photographer and maybe give them the credit - you wouldn't ever see a Simon Carter photo around without his name credited on it.

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