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Just to add some more thoughts...as someone who, along with my immediate family, spent the best part of 10 years not wanting to be found by a violent, unpredictable individual, I would not be very happy if my image appeared on a leaflet just because I happened to be walking along when a photographer took a picture. I would expect the images of all those not consulted to be 'fuzzed'. You do not know the circumstances of those caught in your picture, so I would ask that people thought twice before using them.
One more thought, the last council meeting my mother attended, the photographer gave those who did not want to be in photos the opportunity to get out of shot.
Su Clarke
-----Original Message-----
From: Fiona Campbell [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 12 October 2001 14:36
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Images on leaflets etc.
If someone attends an event ran by the Council, and has their photograph
taken, and this photograph is then used on the promotional material for
subsequent events, is that a DP problem. Who "owns" the image? IS this a
copyright issue? Should we be getting permission??
Fiona Musgrave
DP Officer
Carlisle City Council
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