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The Photography License Agreement serves as a crucial legal instrument in the Australian market for managing the rights and obligations associated with the commercial use of photographic works. This document is essential when a photographer or photography studio grants permission to another party to use their copyrighted photographs for specific purposes. It outlines key terms including usage rights, territorial limitations, duration, and fee structures, while ensuring compliance with Australian intellectual property law, particularly the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth). The agreement is particularly relevant in today's digital age where image usage spans multiple platforms and territories, requiring clear terms for both traditional and digital media usage. It provides necessary protections for both the licensor and licensee while establishing clear guidelines for attribution, modification rights, and quality control requirements.
