I am a model for a clothing company and have a model release for my photos. The model release is:

"A model release is a legal document signed by the subject (or in the case of minors, the parent/legal guardian) that provides the photographer permission to publish and use the photograph as defined by the terms of the release.  Model release language typically includes permission for use of photographs in portfolio, studio samples, blogging, website use, and other marketing uses.

Model releases can be combined with the photography contract and be delivered digitally for efficiency and ease."

I just bought over $3,000 worth of the products in wall hangings for my fiance's and I wedding anniversary. I bought an album for him and 3 canvas prints.

It's going to take 7 weeks to get them delivered. In the mean time, he wants to print off the three images and tape then to our bedroom wall until the official one get here.

The photographer is on vacation until Feb 4th.

I told him no because we already ordered them from the photographer, but he insists that I look too good to not have temporary ones taped up from our home printer for the next 7 weeks. We would not profit or sell them, he just wants to look at them on the wall until we get the official ones. He's a little head over heels for this whole wedding things lol.

Is that okay? Would the printer recognize that it is a copyrighted photo (but low resolution) and send an alert out??