![]() When photographing groups of people in public, a photography model release form should be signed by any individuals in the photo that stands out as “identifiable” due to their unique look, dress, tattoos or other distinguishing characteristics. Lifehacker has a great article on shooting in public called ‘ Know Your Rights: Photography in Public.’ So, if you took an amazing street photo of an unassuming subject, get a release signed afterward. ![]() The exception is that the photographer cannot sell a picture commercially without a model release. In the United States, taking photos of an individual in public is a protected right for the photographer since privacy cannot be guaranteed to anyone in a public place. Street photo requirements Does street photography need a form?
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