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I think the BW captures the father/son moment. The joy of the boy and father show by the light of their skin. The hands show the difference in age.
The color version doesn't focus me on these things.
It's still a fantastic shot either way.
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Thank you all for the great advice - this is good information.
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I am trying to set up a photo business shooting youth sports at
public locations (soccer parks/county baseball fields/etc) and
getting more in tune with "model release" requirements.
I'm getting frustrated, as the goal of what I wanted to do was to
head out to these weekend events, shoot several hundred shots, hand
out by business card to the mgrs and/or parents and invite them to
review their "Action Shots" on my website. Those shots can be
purchased for their own usage. I do not plan to sell these shots
except to the player's parent/gaurdian/etc.
I believe that I can take the shot without a release and head off to
a typical news-worthy agency and try to sell it there, but that's not
my market focus. I want to be able to shoot a significant amount of
photos, then sell them to the attending teams's parents as an action
shot.
I fear that you all are going to tell me I have to chase down each
child's parent, find out who it is after the game (when they are all
leaving), ask them to sign a release form.
If they say no, then I can only use the shot then for news agencies
or editorial use?
My lack of knowledge and experience in this new area for me is
frustrating me - obviously - as I would like to be able to continue
with youth sports photography. Are there other ways to do this
besides trying to obtain permission from everyone prior to the game?
I don't see a lot of other photographer's going through these motions
that are local - they're not getting waivers at the site. Have they
set up pre-conceived league waivers to get around this? Please help -
any advice is greatly appreciated. Hopefully someone else has been
down this path and can provide some experience or guidance.
Thanks!
How do YOU deal with this kind of lighting??
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