Rodrigo Llauro

Photographers Exposed Rodrigo Llauro

"There's no form of property that belongs to theindividual as much as that which is a result of theirintellectual labor." (WIPO, 1999) This book will give you a straight forward and simple understanding of the rights over your images. Like any other artist, photographers depend on the sale and recognition of their art. Their artwork emanates from their souls, personalities, and knowledge. However, their rights are often ignored, tread on, and abused. Their own lack of knowledge of their rights generates fertile conditions for abuse. Photographers have the obligation to know and exercise their rights, and the state has the obligation to protect them.