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About Joe Appel
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I can answer questions related to many areas of photography, but most specifically relating to photojournalism. I can also offer advice on using digital and 35mm cameras, Adobe Photoshop, and digital photography in general. Once upon a time I was pretty good in a darkroom too.
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I have been a staff photographer for a major metropolitan newspaper group (over 100,000 circulation) for 12 years. Concurrently, I have maintained a freelance photography business.
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National Press Photographers Association
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Rolling Stone, USA Today, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Palm Beach Post, New York Daily News, Philadelphia Inquirer, Super Street Bike, Motorcyclist, Sport Rider, Cycle World, Roadracing World, T.W.O. (Two Wheels Only), the ABA Journal.
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You are here: Experts > Arts/Humanities > Visual Arts > Photography > airshow prints
Expert: Joe Appel
Date: 9/2/2006
Subject: airshow prints
Question
Hey Joe I hope you can help me on this one. I recently captured a great shot of a trick plane doing a corkscrew w/the moon in the background plus many other shots, blue angels etc.. The plane in question has the pilots name on it. Can I reproduce this print ex.posters etc. w/o his permission?
Answer
I'm not a lawyer.
I can't imagine why you couldn't do that, though. It was a public event, he's a public figure, and has no expectation of privacy.
I don't think you need a model release. But to be sure, try going to the pilot's website, the Blue Angel's website and see if they say anything about copyright.
Joe
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