How to apply for registration of your own photography?

How to apply for registration of your own photography? Photographic works do not need to apply for registration. From the date of completion of a photographic work, the producer enjoys the copyright of the photographic work. You don't need to apply. Of course, you own the author (that is, the copyright). The copyright of photographic works is a natural person, and the copyright is valid before the natural life and within 50 years after death. How to apply for registration of your own photography 1. How to apply for registration of one's own photographic work Since the work is completed, the producer will enjoy the copyright of the photographic work. You don't need to apply. Of course, you own the author (that is, the copyright). The copyright of photographic works is a natural person, and the copyright is valid before the natural life and within 50 years after death. Second, independently created works For independently created works, China's Copyright Law stipulates that the copyright belongs to the author, and the citizen who created the work is the author. That is to say, if a photographic work is shot by a photographer in his own state, as long as the work does not violate the laws of that country and there are no other provisions in the law, the photographer owns the copyright of the work whether it is published or not. This right includes the personal right and property right mentioned above. The works taken by freelance photographers when they go out for sightseeing fall into this category. Three. Co-authored works For co-authored works, China's Copyright Law stipulates that the copyright of works jointly created by two or more authors shall be shared by the co-authors. People who don't participate in the creation can't be co-authors. Where a cooperative work can be used alone, the authors may enjoy the copyright of their respective parts, but the exercise of copyright shall not infringe upon the copyright of the cooperative work as a whole. There are cooperative works in literary creation and photography, especially some creative works of art, from conception to setting to shooting, sometimes two or more people need to work together, so the copyright of such works should be owned by the co-authors. For example, two photographers cooperated in the studio to complete a wonderful photographic work. At this time, whether the work is published should be decided by two people. When the work is published, it should be signed by two people, and the remuneration for using the work should also be shared by two people.