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> [Original Message] > From: skye > > Am I obligated not to show anyone the other pics? What about the one she > > saw and didn't want me to show? > Pardon me for saying so, but it kind of sounds like you're asking for > an excuse to do the opposite of what your acquaintance wants you to > do. You don't know why I'm asking, or what my intention is, so please hold your judgement. > You're certainly under no obligation to do what she wants, > however, it would be disrespectful not to follow her wishes in that > regard. Thank you for your opinion. > It's up to you and only you, whether or not you want to be > considerate. Yes, I know that it's up to me ... I'm asking because of some comments made in another thread. > As for the other pics, if they are similar to the one she didn't like > (i.e. if you take duplicate shots in order to bracket exposure, or > ensure she doesn't have her eyes closed), I would err on the safe side > and assume she doesn't want you to publish any of them. Again, you're > under no obligation to follow her orders. They're similar, but don't contain the aspect to which she was objecting. > I think people who don't want a perfectly good photo (assuming fully > clothed, not picking her nose, etc) to be "shown" are just a bit silly > in this day and age. But that's only my opinion. Certainly I've had a > friend tell me not to show a photo that made her butt look big, and > I've respected that even though it looks the same in the photo as it > does in real life and if she doesn't want people to see it she should > stay home. Some people are very self conscious, or don't like to be reminded of what they perceive as flaws. Some people don't even like to be photographed. shel
