For discussion:

Pauwels, L. (2008). Taking and Using. Visual Communication Quarterly, 15(4), 243-257. Routledge. doi:10.1080/15551390802415071

Recommended: Pink,  ch 2, in dropbox.

Other resources:

Papademas, D., 2009. The International Visual Sociology Association 2009 IVSA Code of Research Ethics and Guidelines. Visual Studies 24, 250–257.

Perry, S., & Marion, J. S. (2010). State of the Ethics in Visual Anthropology. Visual Anthropology Review, 26(2).

American Anthropological Association Code of Ethics (does not directly address visual materials)

Cross-cultural filmmaking [electronic resource]: a handbook for making documentary and ethnographic films and videos:  chapter on Ethics.

Below are from the perspectives of journalism and oral history, not social science research. But very useful.

• National Press Photographers’ Association Code of Ethics
• Radio and Television Digital News Association, Guidelines for Ethical Video and Audio Editing
• The Canadian Journalism Project, Ethical guidelines for editing audio
• Rebecca Jones, Blended Voices: Crafting a Narrative from Oral History Interviews Oral History Review 31:1 2004
• Code of Ethics for Associated Press

The Photographer’s Right – a summary of the laws regarding photography and video in public places

Dan Heller photography on model releases