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Notice and Consent It should specify the purpose or purposes for which the personal information is intended to be used, and individuals should be afforded the opportunity to consent. Consent may be express (either verbal or written) or implied.

Do I need a permit for commercial film, photography, or drone use in Garden of the Gods Park? Yes, there are specific guidelines for commercial film and photography in the park.

The rocks in the park are easily damaged, help us preserve them by not marking or carving them. Take only pictures. Do not remove any of the park's natural features (rocks, plants, animals).

The dramatic sandstone spires of the Garden of the Gods are lit up in a magical golden light at dawn and dusk, making it a popular spot for photographers. Spectacular spots include the Three Graces, the Kissing Camels and the Tower of Babel.

Getting Written Permission Consent forms (or release forms) are the best option. These make it very clear that consent is being given, and you should keep hold of the form to ensure you are protected if the person changes their mind. There is no specific form you can use, and you could simply make your own.

Do I need a permit for commercial film, photography, or drone use in Garden of the Gods Park? Yes, there are specific guidelines for commercial film and photography in the park.

Although the photographer does own the copyright for the photographs, they cannot use the photographs publicly without your permission if the photographs have been commissioned for private or domestic purposes (such as a family photo shoot or a wedding.)

Many Colorado photo locations require permits for commercial photography, including portrait sessions. If you do not obtain a permit, a hefty fine may apply. Be sure to investigate the latest permit requirements on each location's website or call for details.