Hmm, unless you are clearly identifiable from the image, then I doubt it. If a pic of you, where you are easily identifiable, in a public place, was used for commercial purposes, then you might have a claim for ‘modeling fees’. IE, if a company used a pic where you are walking along a path, and everyone can clearly see it’s you, as distinguishable from any other individual, then you’d have a claim. If you were in a crowd with lots of others, probably no chance. You’d have to be in a position to prove your individual identity was used to sell whatever product or service, without your express permission. But the small print in the terms and conditions of the place you were in, if any, might put the kybosh on that. it’s a very murky area. And if you were on private land, then that gets a whole load trickier.
In Britain, anyway. I understand this is in France?
Good luck!
