Really? The owner of the florist shop really cares if you use these photos as part of your portfolio? Sounds unreasonable. But as noted, if you are...

No one can lay claim to factual information if that is what you are concerned about. Merely naming a show, or characters, etc. or even using an...

Maybe, but it will depend on what you are using. The Copyright Office says that short phrases or slogans are not protectable elements of otherwise...

As noted, many companies do this. The context really matters. No one owns factual data, rather they have rights to trademarks and creative...

You did not mention whether you have reached out to them and asked them to remove your photo. Have you? If so, what was the response? If not, start...

The use of thumbnail images in this context is usually going to obviate any copyright issues as noted because this is a fair use. It is akin to...

You are free to resell any lawful product you have purchased unless a license is in place that prohibits that. So somethings like software can be a...

Private entities govern their relationship with you through a contract. In this case, it will be the terms and conditions of use you assented to...

The question really isn't whether a logo is visible. For example, if someone does a photoshoot from Time Square NYC, of course there are going to...

Parody is tricky. This may well be in that realm, but it is hard to say from here. As noted, it involves more than just being funny. The concern...