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  <body>hi folks. For an upcoming project, I contacted ICRC for some logistical assistance and help in finding the kinds of people I want to talk to, visiting facilities they run, etc.  They are amenable to helping me out but want the right to use some of my photos. I would of course keep the copyright, but where's a fair place to draw the line here?  Ideally, if ICRC wants to use my pictures, they should pay to license   them like everyone else, but of course they're providing me with the opportunity to take the pictures in the first place.  What have people done in similar situations, both with ICRC and other humanitarian NGOs?</body>
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