You know, I really hate it when I read comments like this. People have every right to object to being photographed, even though it may be true that in certain circumstances the photographer may "legally" photograph them. If a person doesn't want to be photographed, then I think the photographer should accept to their wishes. If there's a news story or something of importance going on, that may be a different case. I say that we should allow people some privacy, especially in a world where privacy is getting harder and harder to come by.
Shel > [Original Message] > From: Bob Shell > > > On the other hand, I feel uncomfertable that a couple of muslim people > > mingling in a crowd can prohibit me to take pictures. What if I would > > have been photographing my 2 year old son running around through the > > street and they happened to be in the background... Strictly spoken, > > that would have objected them as well, I guess. They're just part of a > > crowd. > > In a public area they have absolutely no right to object to you > photographing anything, including them or not. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
