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After the session, who owns the rights of the photographs?

kid playing with his feet, while at mom's piggyback

One of the concerns that a family may have when planning a photo session is related to the photo usage rights.
”Who owns these rights? Can the photographer, use the photos from our session to promote her work? Or is it the other way around? Do we, by paying for the session, get to own those rights?”
This post is intended to explain all about author and image rights (which is much simpler than it seems) and to explain how I work so that the rights of the families I photograph are respected.

Kid sneaking into the diaper closet and diapers all over the floor

When you think about hiring a photographer to photograph your family, what is it you’re looking for?

Mom dad and kids looking at a family photo book

Photographing a day in your life is only the beginning.

7 tips for photographing every day. Ideal for a #365 (Instagram/Facebook) photography project and/or an annual family album.

The idea that a professional photographer only uses “sophisticated” cameras for its day-to-day photography is a myth. And, in my case, that couldn’t be further from the truth. In this aspect, as in so many in life, I believe that the maxim “less is more” should be used.The simpler, more practical and smaller a piece …

why is there no posing in a documentary session

Documentary photography follows a series of characteristics based on the beauty of real photography, which makes it an increasingly sought-after style for families. Documentary photography – capturing reality When a picture is taken without anyone realizing they are going to be photographed, there is the capture of a pure moment, made of real expressions, movements …

father's day documentary session "moment in the life"

FATHER’S DAY IS APPROACHING AND, WITH IT, THAT ETERNAL QUESTION:
WHAT AM I GOING TO GIVE HIM THIS YEAR? I WANT TO FIND A DIFFERENT, SPECIAL PRESENT.…
How about a “A moment in life” photo shoot?
These sessions can be a super original gift and a memory they can keep and revisit forever.

Taking photos with a cell phone is something we are used to, and sometimes we even surprise ourselves with some pictures that turn out much better than we expected. However, we can always improve our photography techniques with some features that we don’t normally use or even know about.
So, today I bring you some photography tricks to try on your iPhone.

With these confinement days looking so much like each other, time quickly goes by and kids grow up.
Although these days life seems to be upside down, let’s take advantage of the fact that we are more at home to photograph the little ones.

After the session, who owns the rights of the photographs?

Documentary Photography is Not For Everyone

The pleasure of going through the photo book of your documentary session

7 TIPS TO PHOTOGRAPH EVERYDAY – THE #365 CHALLENGE

The gear I use to photograph our daily life

Why there is no posing in a documentary photography session?

Father’s Day – “A moment in the life” Session

Three iPhone “hidden” tricks for better photographs

Tips to photograph your kids at home