Le Café Studio blog
Notes from Le Café Studio on fashion and editorial photography: runway weeks, editorial shoots, and working with a fashion photographer.
Who Owns the Photos? How Image Licensing Works for a Fashion Shoot
How I Prepare for a Runway Week as a Fashion Photographer
Pastel Goths: This is What Meeting in The Middle Looks Like
How to Plan a High-Fashion Editorial Shoot
What Makes a Photo Editorial for Magazines
Why Editorial Photography Is More About Story Than Style
What Makes Editorial Photography Different from Fashion Photography?
How to Collaborate with a Fashion Photographer (as a Designer, Model, or Publication)
Behind the Runway: The Hidden Stories of Fashion Week
Baroness - The Palace Theatre
Questions
What does editorial mean in fashion?
In fashion, editorial means images made to tell a story, not to sell a specific garment. An editorial uses clothing, styling, light and setting to build a mood, a character or an idea, usually for a magazine or publication.
Who owns the photos after a shoot?
In Canada, the photographer owns the copyright in the images unless a written agreement says otherwise. At Le Café Studio the agreement says you own the finished, edited images; the studio keeps the raw files and may show the work in its portfolio.