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My wife took some photos of our daughter (9 weeks old) to Walmart today to have them printed.  When she returned to pick them up, the photo counter employee told her that she wouldn't be able to take them without a signed affidavit from the photographer releasing the photos.  We took the photos ourselves, in our bedroom, with a sheet as a backdrop.  She spoke to two managers and explained that she had taken them herself, and they didn't believe her.  She wasn't given an option to sign a release herself... They told her the "real photographer" would have to sign it.  How can they do this?  It seems to me that they would want to cater to the better photographers that choose to print there.

We are obviously going to be taking our business elsewhere from now on (Walmart photo was never that good anyway, just convenient to the house).  I have an account w/ Adorama that we'll be using to print everything from now on.  Do we have any recourse against Walmart though?  They have our photos behind the counter and won't release them unless we provide documentation that we cannot possibly obtain.
<bot>: Walmart won't give us our photos because they think we're trying to rip off a pro photographer.  We're not, and we want our stuff.