In March, 1986, plaintiff's principal, Alen MacWeeney, was retained to shoot photographs for the cover of New York Woman magazine. The parties agreed he was to be paid $500, plus expenses, for his efforts; that the photographs would depict three scenes from the life of a young female business executive; that the subject of all the photographs would be a single model; and that if the photographs were selected for use by the magazine, the parties would then negotiate separate...
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