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> Everyone, me more than most, doesn’t want their picture taken, or to be in the background of other photos. I used to be a little into photography. No one eve
by tasuki 1y ago
> Everyone, me more than most, doesn’t want their picture taken, or to be in the background of other photos.
I used to be a little into photography. No one ever protested about me taking a picture of them. Just recently I was photographing an event and thought: I just come there, take photos of everyone, upload them to the internet, and all I get is thanks. I haven't asked anyone for permission. Yes I was invited by the event organizer, but I'm sure they didn't ask permission either.
- SoftTalker 1y agoNormally, somwhere in the long dense legalese they "agree" to when spectators buy tickets to the event, is a release for photography.
- tasuki 1y agoThis event had no tickets.