Nice to see two of my photographs dominate the front and back page of yesterdays Financial Times, Business Guide to Derby

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Nice to see two of my photographs dominate the front and back page of yesterdays Financial Times, Business Guide to Derby

The images are part of a series of photographs commissioned by Marketing Derby to help promote inward investment in the City.

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I'm just slightly miffed that yet again there is no credit even though Asserted my moral rights to a credit. Maybe i'll have to start charging to penalise the blase attitude.

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- 17 November 2011
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4 months ago Ian Loasby responded:

As regards the moral rights issue and credit bye line , totally agree with you, what does a client gain by not printing a credit?

4 months ago Roger Walton responded:

This is not fair - your work should be credited with a byline! I'd make a fuss.

4 months ago Tristan Poyser responded:

It's always a fine line between ensuring people respect your moral rights and keeping client relationships running smoothly. I did make the client aware and since they have been very diligent with their crediting.
Thanks for the comments

4 months ago Richard Mackney responded:

Send them an invoice
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Nice to see two of my photographs dominate the front and back page of yesterdays Financial Times, Business Guide to Derby

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