because it’s Ozzy Osbourne

For me that's exactly the larger issue - the only reason these images have any value whatsoever is that the subject is famous. And he got famous without any help from that photographer. But it's morally okay for the photographer to profit from it and share none of it, Seems very similar to employers keeping all the profit and not sharing it with the workers who created the profit.

edit: since people keep giving me legal arguments, speculating that Ozzy probably had a contract with this photographer, etc., let me clarify that if there was a contract then this is strictly a contract dispute, and I'm not arguing any side of that. I'm strictly talking about the fact that we have no rights to our own faces - no matter how much we may have done to make ourselves worth photographing. Anybody with a camera is free to tap that value by pressing a button. I think there's something fundamentally wrong with that.