9 Years Ago

Selling Portraits On Faa Questions...

I have taken various portraits that I think would be good to include on my FAA collection including some newborn photos. Before I get with my clients to go over model releases and possible commission on sales I wanted to make sure FAA allows that. I'm asking because when I search for Baby, I mostly only see the wonderful Anne Geddes. I didn't know if she had special rights and FAA limited other baby portraits on here or not.

Another question - I of course own the copyrights to all my images including portraits (my clients are given paperwork about this). I have some photos of hands, feet etc that don't show any faces. Do I need a model release, or permission from that client to sell those photos on FAA?

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Edward Fielding

9 Years Ago

No doubt a model release is part of AGs work flow.

Floyd Snyder

9 Years Ago

I don't think FAA cares what you sell as long as you have a legal right to sell it.

Abbie Shores

9 Years Ago

Those are fine if you have the parental permission

I believe you do not need releases for non recognisable parts

If someone had a tattoo and you put that up then you need a release as that is a recognisable art of a person and people would know that was they

If yo just put a hand and there are no distinguishing factors that is fine

Peggy Collins

9 Years Ago

Hopefully this isn't too off topic but I was wondering the same thing about dog portraits...do I need the owner's permission to sell them here?

Jennifer White

9 Years Ago

Thank you Isabella. Just making sure it's ok with FAA before discussing it with my clients.

For the client, do you think it's fair to offer them a commission on any sales? I'm thinking 15% or 25%?

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