Thanks Collin, Marnie, P.J. and Rick.
I really do appreciate the guidance. I've never had to contend with
anything like that before and wasn't sure if there was a general
convention with regard to such things.
I'll ask her about it and go with my instincts on a per-photo basis. I
cannot imagine that she would be upset either way. But, at the same
time, I wasn't sure if it would be distracting and might detract from
the photo -- not necessarily in the sense that it would make anyone
squeamish so much as it might be a jarring element that draws the eye
away from the intended focus.
Thanks again to you all and the rest who offered up advice.
-- Walt
On 4/15/2013 12:21 PM, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
The goal is to make the subjects look good.
If they are happy with what you have done on their behalf, that is all that
matters.
Sensitivity is good if the subject is equally sensitivity.
Otherwise second-guessing may detract from a quality product.
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