To obtain permission to use someone's property in a photograph.

To protect the photographer from liability if someone is injured on their property.

To ensure that the photographer has the right to sell the photograph.

To prevent the property owner from using the photograph without the photographer's permission.

The name and address of the property owner.

The date and location of the photograph.

A description of the property being photographed.

The purpose of the photograph.

All of the above.

The property owner.

The person who is responsible for the property.

Both of the above.

None of the above.

Before the photograph is taken.

After the photograph is taken.

It doesn't matter when the property release is obtained.

None of the above.

The photographer could be sued by the property owner.

The photographer could lose their job.

The photographer could be fined.

All of the above.

None of the above.

A legal document that gives the photographer permission to use someone's image in a photograph.

A legal document that protects the photographer from liability if someone is injured while modeling for them.

A legal document that ensures that the photographer has the right to sell the photograph.

A legal document that prevents the model from using the photograph without the photographer's permission.

None of the above.

The name and address of the model.

The date and location of the photograph.

A description of the image being photographed.

The purpose of the photograph.

All of the above.

The model.

The person who is responsible for the model.

Both of the above.

None of the above.

Before the photograph is taken.

After the photograph is taken.

It doesn't matter when the model release is obtained.

None of the above.

The photographer could be sued by the model.

The photographer could lose their job.

The photographer could be fined.

All of the above.

None of the above.

A property release gives the photographer permission to use someone's property in a photograph, while a model release gives the photographer permission to use someone's image in a photograph.

A property release is signed by the property owner, while a model release is signed by the model.

A property release is obtained before the photograph is taken, while a model release is obtained after the photograph is taken.

All of the above.

None of the above.

Not obtaining a property release or model release at all.

Obtaining a property release or model release, but not having it signed by the correct person.

Obtaining a property release or model release, but not including all of the necessary information.

Obtaining a property release or model release, but not getting it notarized.

All of the above.

Always ask for a property release or model release before taking a photograph.

Make sure that the property release or model release is signed by the correct person.

Include all of the necessary information in the property release or model release.

Get the property release or model release notarized.

All of the above.

The photographer could be sued by the property owner or model.

The photographer could lose their job.

The photographer could be fined.

All of the above.

None of the above.

It is important to respect the privacy of the property owner or model.

It is important to be honest with the property owner or model about how their property or image will be used.

It is important to compensate the property owner or model for their time and effort.

All of the above.

None of the above.