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I have a digital photo of Princess Diana taken in 1985 which I am wanting to list as stock, under a rights managed licence.  Understand I don't need a model release for an editorial photo but since the photo is so old I wanted to make sure.    I have just called both Buckingham Palace and Clarence House and have been informed that they have never heard of a 'model release' and that I am free to publish the photo as I choose.  Does anyone know if this is correct?  Any advice would be hugely appreciated.

 

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Don't see what age has to do with it?  I'm no expert on releases (and from the response form Buck & Clarence Houses, it would seem that I'm far from alone in that regard!), but I would have no problem in licensing the image as RM.

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Definitely agree, license it as RM with no problems (Do NOT licence it as RF - if subsequently used in a way that the family are not happy with you might have a problem!)

 

Kumar

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Definitely agree, license it as RM with no problems (Do NOT licence it as RF - if subsequently used in a way that the family are not happy with you might have a problem!)

 

Kumar

Is it only me who had a vision about the Tower of London??? Haha

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