Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Photography major - Are the pictures taken on the street published on the Internet or in competitions? Infringe on other people's portrait rights?
Are the pictures taken on the street published on the Internet or in competitions? Infringe on other people's portrait rights?
Simply put, street shooting, first of all, the person you shoot appears in public places, so there is no privacy.
Competition and publication, without malice and infringement of portrait rights, can be used.
Let's get this straight. I'm too lazy to study law.
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It is not illegal for you to shoot in public, as long as it is not malicious, you can use how much money you earn;
Reasonable use at the legal level does not need to inform that person and does not need to pay. Unless that person tells you not to use it, this is a legal exception, and you can use it boldly after consultation.
One of my classmates published a lot before, and no one looked for him. I don't know the rest. )
All in all. You can use it. Commercial purposes can also be used, as long as it is taken in public.
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