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Originally Posted by sub50hz 
Lol, stock photography.
I am putting my Ten Foot Pole rule into effect here.
Lol, stock photography.
I am putting my Ten Foot Pole rule into effect here.
lol. i want to say something but i think ill follow the rule as well.
ok i have to say at least one thing you are going to try and shoot U18? under 18 sports.... do you already shoot this? you realize if you show up with a camera unannounced parents will FREAK OUT. also I am 100% sure you cant sell those without some sort of contract, model release, parental consent, etc. check with that U18 league before you just start trying to shoot and sell pictures.
you cant just show up at a sports even and sell pictures. you have to check the rules with that league. just like when i shot college sports at my school. i checked NCAA rulebook and found out i cant give the photos to any players for free unless i give all photos to all players for free. i also couldnt sell my photos to stock websites. this is NCAA Division II rulebook which is different from Division I
i said more than i wanted. but thats as simple as i will get it. shooting sports and selling your images is insanely more complicated than you think. doesnt matter what level of sports you are shooting from 5 year old kids to professional athletes
Edited by Conspiracy - 10/10/12 at 6:17am
