photo-release

Vocabulary Word

Definition

A 'photo-release' is a document signed by the person in the picture or the owner of the photograph. It gives you permission to use the photo for different things, like posting it on a website or using it in a book.

Examples in Different Contexts

In professional photography, a 'photo-release' is a legal agreement permitting the use of someone's image. A photographer might explain, 'Before publishing your photos, we need you to sign a photo-release form.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

We've shortlisted a few employees for the internal talent spotlight. We need their images for the newsletters.

Response:

Great, let's ask for a photo-release from each employee to avoid any privacy issues.

Marketing

Scenario:

We're planning a billboard campaign featuring real customers. It’ll have a greater connection to potential buyers.

Response:

I agree. We should get proper photo-releases from the customers who will feature in the billboard campaign.