Copyright denied because the model’s pose is not unique
I don't really understand, I'd think that complete reproduction of her photo should be prohibited under copyright. No one should be able to take copies of her photo and paste it onto whatever product they want to sell for example. If her exact photo has been denied copyright protections I'd agree that's a problem.<p>That said, the pose is not unique and her example of someone who "copied" her work (<a href="https://nitter.net/pic/orig/media%2FFjY3coxaYAImURa.jpg" rel="nofollow">https://nitter.net/pic/orig/media%2FFjY3coxaYAImURa.jpg</a>) wasn't identical and should be allowed. It's clearly directly influenced by the original, but if someone else wants to create something similar that's just art. It's what all artists do and always have done.<p>If artists couldn't create their own versions of things captured in works by other artists, new art could not exist.<p>No one should be able to copyright a "style" or a pose just like no one should be able to copyright a genre or a camera angle.