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Originally Posted by FLYING BANANA
Lots of copyright involved. People, places, cars and the list goes on and on.
I used to sell/rent my slide photo's. If I sold the picture then i would have to hand over the copyright and then it was no longer mine. Usually a fixed fee, £50. But if I rented it out to the company then I would get a fee back every time it was used, fee was usually £10 for every time it was used. And I kept the copyright. When the company finally folded, then I got all my rented slides back but those I sold were never returned.
Now I work, very occasionally, on a commission basis. All pictures belong to the person hiring me. Generally they give me a sd card and I then give it back when finished with. I do not copy any of the pictures but will back up a copy if asked to do so. Again that becomes the property of whoever is paying me.
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Buddy of mine is professional and sells from people seeing his work on Flikr, so he sells multiple copies of his own shots from himself. I think that way he retains copyright. He has had stuff published and was commissioned for Transport For London.
I wouldn't feel confident being trusted with a wedding etc, muck that up and you're in a world of pain 
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