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How would you feel if photos you created were used to sell million-dollar homes without your permission? That’s exactly what one real estate photographer alleges in a new lawsuit that’s making waves in the industry. The photographer claims that several of their carefully crafted images, which were intended for specific listings, were used without consent by a prominent real estate agency.
In the lawsuit, the photographer argues that these images are not just mere pictures but represent their artistic vision and hard work. The unauthorized use of these photos not only undermines the photographer's rights but also impacts their livelihood, as they rely on the sale and licensing of their work for income.
This case raises important questions about copyright and the ethical use of creative content in the real estate market. As the legal battle unfolds, it may set a precedent for how photographers and other creatives protect their intellectual property in the digital age. The outcome could have significant implications for both the real estate industry and the rights of photographers everywhere.
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