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| oak tree with its robe of green, reflected against a sky full of clouds visit James and others on his Weekend Reflections |
The beans seen above and layered on my salad below are grown by my granddaughter Candice. The name of the beans is Tanya's Pink Pods. All veggies on her Earth Candy Acres farm are organically grown. The beans are delicious and tender, making a grand addition to my salad. Topping the veggies are dried cranberries, adding a bit of sweetness.
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Regarding your question "I too wonder if it was being photographed that made him look so grumpy. I have not photographed people unless it was in a crowd or my family because I was not sure about legally being able to publish people's images unless I had permission. Is that something about which I should be concerned or not?"
I'm pretty sure it was the sunlight shining in his eyes that made him look grumpy. As far as I know it's perfectly legal to photograph people in public places. That said I'm pretty stealthy when I do street photography because I'd rather avoid confrontation and I'm always looking for candid moments.
Oh, as for publishing the photos. The way I understand it is, if you publish them for artistic,cultural or news purposes (books,blogs,artwork,magazines,newspapers etc) no permission is needed. However you would need a release form if you wanted to use someone's photo for an advertising campaign or other commercial ventures.