Kyle, that's freaking crazy and the Philadelphia Orchestra should be ashamed! If someone came up to me and told me that, I can promise you those photos would be on every website I could get access to. There is no legal reason preventing you from putting those photos online. Nobody there had anything remotely close to a reasonable expectation of privacy, the photos are not portraying anyone in a false or even a negative light, and you're not using them to promote a product. If you don't want to risk posting the un-censored photos, I'll be more than glad to put them on my website for you so u can link to them.
dave On 7/23/07, Kyle Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ross pretty much had it down in his review. I was photo-documenting the whole thing for those of you affeared of traveling SOBA after dark and after I'd taken about ... six photos a woman in a yellow "Philadelphia Orchestra" t-shirt came over to me and told me that "photographs of the orchestra cannot appear on a website" (I kid you not) -- which I took for a moment to be some sort of vampire thing -- like, they just wouldn't show up on film so I was wasting my time pressing the shutter button, but then I realized she meant that she was telling me I wasn't _allowed_ to show anybody photographs of the orchestra -- which surprised me, it being a public event, outdoors, to which the media had been invited. But, nonetheless, I have adhered to her request as best I can.
