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I remember hearing in South Korea about some US Soldier being imprisoned over a dispute where he repeatedly photographed a young woman, explicitly against her c
by wjholden 3y ago
I remember hearing in South Korea about some US Soldier being imprisoned over a dispute where he repeatedly photographed a young woman, explicitly against her consent.
Some countries give you a right to your own image. This comes up often in Germany, where privacy law is very different from the US.
- mrkramer 3y agoI know that in the UK, you can photograph everything that you can see in the public....not sure about rest of the Europe but I suppose laws are liberal as well. In the US, it probably differs from state to state.
- petre 3y agoOn France there's the right to one's image, copyright on buildings, so good luck trying to be the next Cartier-Bresson.