The Most Ethical Place to Get Free Photography for Your Needs

This article isn't for photographers. It's for the many people who want images and end up ripping off photographers. They know it's wrong. They know that they're using images without consent or permission.

Should photographers be paid? Yes. Absolutely. I think it's essential for photographers to make money and support their families the same way you do as someone doing business. Consistently ripping off photographers isn't the key. And there's a huge difference between fair use and commercial use. Here are the most ethical places to get free photography. .

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2021-8-8 19:00

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We see it time and time again; a company or an individual sees an image online that they like so they take it without consent from the photographer so that they can profit from it. This scenario plays out over and over again each and every day, but previous laws in the United States of America have made it virtually impossible for an individual to fight for compensation, even if the image was copyrighted. thephoblographer.com »

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Mindshift Gear’s New Exposure Bags Are Squarely Targeted Towards Outdoor Photographers

Wildlife Photographers, Landscape Photographers; Outdoor Photographers in general. They all have pretty demanding needs from the bags that they choose to carry their gear in. Unlike other niches of photography where spending time indoors can be a large part of the job, for these outdoor photographers being out in the elements and bearing the brunt of Mother Nature’s rage is just another day in the office. thephoblographer.com »

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