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Contact
Brian Hartigan
on 0408 496 664
or email brian@bigirishgit.com
for details
and bookings
bigirishgit.com
Professional Photography
- Weddings
- Portraiture
- Corporate
Photography
- Field
Assignments
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The
Package
Big Irish
Git specialises in personal photography
other than weddings...
- Kids
- Families
- Individuals
- Pregnancy
& Newborn
Rates
and Charges
A standard
portrait photo session runs for 90 minutes, for which we
charge $190
In return,
you will receive...
- 1
8x10 print
- 10
6x4 prints
- CD
containing all your photos*
Additional
time
Extra CDs:
Extra photo
manipulation services
- $75/hour
or quoted per job
- colour
correction
- change
colour to B&W or Sepia etc
- B&W
with colour elements
- old
photos scanned and restored or repaired
Expenses
reasonably incurred (travel, accommodating, meals etc) are extra to
above costs (normally applies only outside Canberra area).
All photos are taken on high-quality digital cameras and delivered on
DVD-ROM.
Copyright and other conditions are outlined below.
Prices may be changed at any time without notice - pre-existing bookings
will not be affected.
Contact
Details
For bookings
and enquiries, contact Brian Hartigan on 0408 496 664 or emial brian@bigirishgit.com
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Copyright
Conditions
Quite simply
- personal clients of bigirishgit.com retain complete and unconditional
copyright ownership of their own photographs. They may copy the DVD-ROM,
print images or transmit files electronically as often as desired*.
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What
the law says...
• if the photographs were taken for “private or
domestic purposes” (such as family portraits, or wedding
photographs), the first owner of copyright in them is the
client, unless the photographer and client agree
otherwise.
Who
owns the negatives?
Ownership of a physical negative, transparency or CD-ROM
is determined by general property law and not copyright law.
The owner of a negative is usually the person who paid for
the film on which the negative image appears. Ownership of
copyright in the photographs is separate from the ownership
of physical items, such as the prints, negatives or digital
files. Your agreement with the client should cover these issues.
If the client owns copyright in the photographs, he or she
may make copies from prints in his or her possession. A photographer
may own negatives but this does not entitle him or her to
make further prints without the copyright owner’s consent.
Australian
Copyright Council Information Sheet G11 Photographers
and copyright
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* Not
all photographs taken are handed over to the client. The photographer
retains the right to delete or otherwise destroy any image deemed to
be of poor quality, technically or artistically imperfect, or so closely
similar to another photo as to be deemed essentially identical. Clients
must accept that aproximately 20 per cent of all photos taken will be
so deleted or destroyed, for one reason or another and will not be delivered.
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