For commercial use: If the images are to be used for commercial purposes, such as marketing, advertising, or selling products or services, the customer must always obtain permission from the photographer.

Social Media: If the images are to be shared on social media platforms for personal use or to promote a business, the client should seek permission from the photographer. This is especially true if the post is intended to generate revenue or promote a product or service.

Printed materials: For printed materials such as brochures, posters, newspaper advertisements, etc., the client must obtain permission from the photographer.

Websites and digital campaigns: If the images are to be used on a website or in digital campaigns, even if they are not directly commercial, it is important to obtain permission from the photographer, especially if the images were not taken for that specific purpose.

Alteration of the images: If the client plans to edit, crop, or otherwise alter the images, they must have permission from the photographer to do so.

Transfer of rights: If the client wants to transfer the rights to the images to a third party (such as an advertising agency or other business partner), they must have permission from the photographer to do so.

Public events: If the images are to be used at public events or in public exhibitions, the client should obtain permission from the photographer.

Photo Contests and Awards: If the client plans to submit the images to photo contests or use them to apply for awards, they may need permission from the photographer, depending on the contest rules.