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[anthonyd48118428]

[Filter: sexual] anthonyd48118428's post subject matched "nude" and body matched "nude", board "stock".

Post Subject: nude stock photo model release

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Post Body:

Hello

Is a model release needed for a nude stock photo if the subject's face is not in the photo? Just the legs and buttocks.

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Yes

[Abambo]

Yes, you need a model release, and you need to prove that the model is overage:

• Photos that depict nudity, even if the subject isn’t recognizable — and don’t forget to include a copy of the subject’s photo ID to verify their age 

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/model-release.html

[moe hong]

Very good questions! I've had images with nudity rejected, and I've had almost exactly the same image accepted at another date. I think it has far more to do with the reviewer and projected opinions on sexuality/nudity than anything else.

[Abambo]

I've had images with nudity rejected, and I've had almost exactly the same image accepted at another date. I think it has far more to do with the reviewer and projected opinions on sexuality/nudity than anything else.

By @moe hong

No, the rules are clear. If the moderator accepted that, they accepted that by error. However, where you show nude feet, that is not a problem.

[Nancy OShea]

In some regions of the world, "provocative images" are strictly taboo for religious & moral reasons. 

This will significantly limit how many customers you reach and result in lower sales.

...$omething to think about.