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1 year ago
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Johanna, a photographer, is commissioned to do a photo shoot for a fashion designer’s new collection. Johanna is creating . Once

her job is done, will own the copyrights to the photographs.
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viktelen [127]1 year ago
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<span>Johanna, a photographer, is commissioned to do a photo shoot for a fashion designer’s new collection. Johanna is creating advertisement photos for the fashion designer's new collection . Once her job is done, will fashion designer will own the copyrights to the photographs. Johanna is needed to capture the quality of the clothes so that the advertisements stand out against their competition. Creating value through the photos increase the potential for consumers to purchase the products. </span>
Evgen [1.6K]1 year ago
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Answer:

1. work for hire 2. the client

Explanation:

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