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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 |
CAPTURED by my camera! my Small Stone for today: Hoosier-land winters, a potpourri of climes , from mild to frigid. Yikes, another storm! Thankfully, I am prepared for a lengthy confinement. with contentment, I'm linking to ABC Wednesday hosted this week by Leslie reminder about my give-away offered here during the Grow Your Blog party!
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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.