Best way to print a copyright on a photo?

<p>For those of you who sell your work, how do you print your copyright on your work? Do you do it on the mat? The back of the photo? Write it out by hand? Have a stamp? <br>

I'm printing some of my stuff at Target so I can't print my name on the back like I can at Adorama. But I was still thinking I should put a copyright and my name on there somewhere. </p>

<p>You can use some of those labels, e.g. avery, and print your name, title of print, website, copyright info (choice is yours) and place it on the back.<br>

Another option- you can print your photographs, by leaving extra wide border (you would have to actually do it at home and than save to standard size, that Target prints) and than you can sign on that wide border, just under the photograph.<br>

Just suggestions.<br>

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Joanna</p>

<p>When I sell prints, I do not imprint a copyright notice, I just sign the print on the back, with soft pencil. I then sign the mat with pen.<br>

That way if the photo is separated from the mat/frame the signature remains attached.</p>

<p><Chas><br /></p>

I print most of my photographs, I insert the paper the with the wrong side up, using a template I created in MS word, print the copyright on the back, then turn it right side and print the picture. I have also use the labels like Joanna has suggested.