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This site provides Internet links to other web sites. These third party sites and any third party materials are provided for your entertainment and/or convenience only. Although reasonable care's been taken with regard to this site's content, although it does not represent that the content on this site, or any site for which a link is provided, is free from inaccuracies or typographical errors. Content of this site may be changed at any time without notice as it frequently does with the ongoing mood of creativity to improve and make the site better.

 
     
 

Copyright Notice of Digital Images

This World Wide Web site and all of its content, including, but not limited to, all text, photographic images, some graphics, and web design, used on this site, are copyrighted © 2006-2008 Brigit-Rose Bell, BRB SHOTS. All rights reserved. Use of any images for any purpose, whatsoever (including for commercial use) is expressly prohibited without prior specific written authorization or arrangement  from  BRB or the the appropriate copyright owner prior to use.

The control of photographs and other visual resources is a vital issue for both private and public collections. The questions and issues related to who "owns" the rights to use and reproduce photographs are complex and can vary significantly depending on acquisition circumstances, age of the image, provenance, status of the previous "owner" and a number of other variables. Physical ownership, copyright and reproduction rights coexist in a continually shifting legal and technological environment.

Several factors are involved in determining ownership of a photograph, including copyright law, the ownership status of the seller or donor, and the rights that are transferred as a result of sale or gift. Copyright and intellectual property law has the greatest potential impact, and is important to understanding ownership and use of photographs. Copyright and intellectual property laws vary from country to country.

Copyright laws apply to tangible, fixed works, such as photographs, and assigns ownership to the creator, or to the hiring agent in specific cases defined as "work for hire." The duration of ownership depends on the age of the image and the copyright laws that were in effect when the image was created.

Copyrighted work in New Zealand and Australia is protected for 50 years after the author is demised as long as the work was published and, or performed. Otherwise it is only 50 years from date of copyright. Overseas the copyright laws are 70 years for the UK and EC countries.

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Access to and use of this site are subject to the following terms and conditions and all applicable laws. If you do not agree to any term or condition, you should not use this site. This site is about sharing the images created by BRB and they are copyrighted under New Zealand law.

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