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I would guess trademark concerns...Probably because the stadium appears to be the main subject of the image and certainly the only really recognizable part of the image.
I would guess trademark concerns...Probably because the stadium appears to be the main subject of the image and certainly the only really recognizable part of the image.
What defines a Panorama? The image in question was a stock image from Jason Hawkes (below) to be used in a recruitment campaign for a well-known bank. Perhaps it's because the image almost entirely comprises the stadium that we weren't allowed to use it. This was in 2015.
The National Trust prevents the commercial use of images of their property taken on their property. The legal mechanism for this are the laws of trespass.
Given the siting and locations of most of their estate, this is a fairly effective preventative measure.
However, as they freely admit, there is nothing they can do to prevent images being sold that were not taken on their own property.
I know absolutely nothing (well. very, very little) about Sched 1 birds - I've only ever photographed one Barney in a field at the back of my (then) house. I knew where it nested & this was a hunting ground several hundred metres away from it.
As for Sched 1 birds on NT territory... I'd suggest a lot of the restriction will be down to what's written in the IPTC if there are no visible land marks.
It's worth remembering that the NT & NH are getting arsey just about images being shot on their landscape properties; ie Snowdonia.
Mark the deer breed soon, it was in many ways these that made me ask. Alot of images will be made, of deer shortly i'd surmise many on trust land,I wondered whether folks might be endangering them selves ?
So the copyright of any selfies taken at work are owned by the employers.
So the copyright of any selfies taken at work are owned by the employers.
In particular, for us photographers, https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/481194/c-notice-201401.pdfThe OP (and others) might be interested (assuming they are in the UK) in https://www.gov.uk/topic/intellectual-property/copyright
It's worth remembering that the NT & NH are getting arsey just about images being shot on their landscape properties; ie Snowdonia.