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LO Parks Photo Pass
The LO Parks Photo Pass permit is intended for shooting pictures or video of a non-commercial Client by a Photographer or Videographer. With this Pass, the Photographer/Videographer is shooting pictures and or video of the client only.
For example: A Photographer is contracted by a couple to take their wedding photos in a park following their church wedding, park wedding or park reception; or, a Photographer is contracted by parents who want their family pictures taken in a park.
An LO Parks Photo Pass permit:
- Does not allow third party commercial activity (see below for more info)
- Are issued to ONE individual for the express purpose of Still Portrait Photography or Videography in any Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation park and open space.
- Is good for one year from the date issued.
PRICE:
Residents: $150
Non-Residents: $173
CONDITIONS:
Read the Conditions of Use document under Attachments. The Conditions of Use document contains all the information pertinent to the program and to obtaining a permit. Please read the requirements for insurance, your application will not be approved if your insurance does not meet the requirements. If you have questions contact Maxine Boggini at (503) 534-5438 or email at mboggini@lakeoswego.city
Fill out the application using the link under Attachments
THIRD PARTY COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY:
The LO Parks Photo Pass does not include third party commercial activity.
For example: Advertising or marketing photo shoots where a company contracts with an outside photographer or uses its in-house photographer to shoot advertising stills that will be used for sale or promotion of a product, advertising or marketing photo shoots where a company contracts with an outside photographer or uses its in-house photographer to shoot models or talent.
This type of third party commercial activity is covered under the City of Lake Oswego Film/Video Permit program and policies and must be issued 45 days prior to the event and on a per occurrence basis and charged at current Master Fee rates. The Film/Video Permit program and policies and form can be found at the Film/Video Permits page.
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