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In general, yes. If you plan on licensing images (either directly or through a stock agency) with models for commercial purposes, you should definitely obtain a release. If you are only selling prints of the image you should also try to get a release.
A model release is a written agreement between you and a person depicted in your image. By signing a model release, that person gives you (and other authorized users, like Adobe Stock customers) permission to publish the image or use it for commercial purposes.
Generally, a model release is only required if the way the photo is published makes it seem that the person in the photo endorses the product, service, or organization. A model release would almost always be required if the use is for advertising.
Generally, a model release is only required if the way the photo is published makes it seem that the person in the photo endorses the product, service, or organization. A model release would almost always be required if the use is for advertising.
A model release is needed for publication where personality rights or privacy rights would otherwise be infringed. No release is required for publication, as news, of a photo taken of an identifiable person when the person is in a public place.
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A model release is a type of contract between a photographer and the individual(s) that is/are the subject of the photograph. This contract, signed by both parties, gives the photographer permission to publish the photograph as defined by the terms of the model release.
Privacy laws in the UK are a bit blurry and still developing. But if you're going to use the photos for commercial gain, you need a signed model release form. Failing to get one will make it harder to sell your picture to stock libraries, for example. For the majority of publishers, it's a case of no release, no sale.
Commercial use photography is intended to enhance a business interest. Advertisements, brochures, web use, greeting cards, catalogs, newsletters, etc, all MUST have a model release. Even street photography requires model release if it is for commercial use.
There are no specific photography release laws, but the subject signing the release form gives you permission to reprint or use their image. Even if you're not publishing your photos for money, it's wise to get signed release forms from all the people in your photos.
Taking a photo never requires a model release. The publishing of that photo including someone's likeness, however, may require a model release. Generally, a model release is only required if the way the photo is published makes it seem that the person in the photo endorses the product, service, or organization.

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