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Lets say - I wanted to use pics I had taken of architecture inside buildings but I cropped the pics so making them unidentifiable - would this be one way of not concerning myself with copyright issues. Comments most welcome.
oggie
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What are you using them for? A magazine would expect you to have followed the rules.
If I'm going somewhere and hope to take photos of an interior I always check with the place a minimum of a week before I go, and reconfirm at the venue when I arrive, in case there is anything that shouldn't be photographed because it could cause light damage- such as a small old painting.
They may be happy to give you permission, especially if it's somewhere that might benefit from the usage.
If they don't then depending on what it's for, and if there's any cost involved, the place may have authorised images they can provide you with.
oggie
Ta.
oggie