Which of the following is not a copyright you hold?

Photos taken by a professional photographer are typically protected by copyright law, meaning that the photographer holds the rights to their work unless you have a specific agreement or license that grants you rights. Similarly, your original script and any music you composed are your intellectual property, providing you with full copyright ownership.

In contrast, images you took off the web yourself do not automatically grant you copyright ownership, as many of those images are likely to be protected by copyright held by the original creators. Using or distributing those images without permission could infringe the rights of the original authors, making them not your copyrighted material. Understanding these distinctions is important for anyoneworking with creative content, as it highlights the need to respect and recognize the copyright of others while protecting one’s own creations.