Copyright question

[natatbeach]

In some general labour laws, the employer is required to provide dinner, depending on hours worked around the supper hour. In any respect, dinner is considered more like an honorarium, like $200 for giving a speech or doing a presentation. Honorariums are often not-taxible and considered a gift rather than employee wages.

It can therefore be considered that you were NOT paid for doing the photography, since you were not paid overtime wages, despite the free dinner, which may not even have been a gift or compensation, if it was required under labour laws. On that basis you as the first owner of copyright to your photos, would retain those rights and could therefore use those photos in any way, you see fit.

Ronnoco

that was my husbands take....since I was off the clock and asked "as a favor" ...thanks

[Ronnoco]

that was my husbands take....since I was off the clock and asked "as a favor" ...thanks

Your husband has good "legal sense".

Ronnoco