I need an advice. I'm offered to be the photographer of a publication on a freelance basis and I'm asked to determine my price. In relation to that, the woman also says that the rights of publication will remain with the publication she is leading, but I will be credited for each photo.

What does it mean? I've looked around (on the net) but I still don't get the hang of it. When I wrote for the other publications, there was a statement letter saying that the rights of the photos stay with me but I'm allowing them to use them in their publication. That means a license, right? What I get from this recent offer to me reads differently. Does that mean that I cannot do anything about them anymore once they've taken up the rights?

It's not that I have a problem with it. A commission work is a commission work. But that will determine the price whether it should go higher or not.

Dont you think?

Please help!!!