Copyright Primer
By: Michael Grecco michael@michaelgrecco.com
PART ONE
In 1976 congress passed a comprehensive copyright act that went into effect in 1978. That act is what we are governed by, for the most part, today. The law prevents the publishing, distribution and even photocopying of a copyrighted work without the creators permission (known as a license). That means [...]

RIGHTS 101: What Writers Should Know About
All-Rights and Work-Made-For-Hire
Contracts

A position paper from the
American Society of Journalists and Authors

“All rights” and “work made for hire” – these contract terms sound simple enough. But what does it really mean when writers sign contracts containing them?  Bottom line: in most cases, [...]

Everyone always asks me how much should I charge, but actually they should be asking the client what their budget is. Some publications pay higher than others but their can be room for negotiation if the images are good enough. The link below should help you with pricing your next assignment.
Editorial Pricing Estimator