Getting a great shot is one thing. Knowing what to shoot—and understanding
your rights to the ensuing photography—can be a little trickier.
Photography is, for many, the final stage in a project: The mood boards and project notes may have been filed away, but until you see those JPEGs come through, the job isn’t over. Even if you have a go-to pro, wrapping your head around which projects belong in your portfolio—and then making sense of your usage rights and how to properly credit your photographer—can prove surprisingly challenging.
TO SHOOT OR NOT TO SHOOT
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