here is a questions for all you commercial photographers. if a art director ask you to light a subject the way he would like it lit, and you are shooting digital from a computer. you as the hired photographer set up the lights, balance the light use the right lens for the job. the art director then proceeds to left click the mouse to fire the shutter. does the art director get credit for the photography work? does'nt photography by definition mean the recording of light? i would think the photographer get's credit does'nt he. or is the art director a glory hound and wants all the credit. i welcome any views. thanx, alex lemus
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who gets credit?
2004-05-25 by gunslingrnyc
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