What rights do photographers have to their photographs?

In Colorado, photographers have certain rights to their photographs, outlined by Art Law. Photographers own the copyright to their photos, meaning they have exclusive legal rights to how their photos are used. This means they can control who uses, copies, distributes, performs, or displays their photographs and for what purpose, such as for ads or for artwork. Photographers also have the right to be credited as the creator of the photo. If someone wants to use the photograph, they must get the permission from the photographer first. The photographer may also be entitled to compensation, usually in the form of a fee. Additionally, the photographer may have the right to control any changes made to the photo before it is published or displayed. Overall, photographers have many rights to their photographs under Art Law in Colorado. They own the copyright, giving them exclusive control over how their photos are used. They also have the right to be credited as the creator of the photograph and can often demand compensation for its use. Lastly, they may also have the right to control any changes made to the photo before it is published or displayed.

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