Sion
Senior Member
Don't shoot any kids, unless parents are paying you to do so.
And don't shoot aunties too as the husbands may come after you. :bsmilie:
Don't shoot any kids, unless parents are paying you to do so.
Honestly, I don't see what's wrong with the parent's request to delete the photo if the daughter is captured inside the shot.
You could always delete the shot, wait until the father and child leaves the scene, then reshoot again. Not willing to do so may, of course, raise suspicion on why not. I hope you see my point.
Regardless of our intent, whether benign or malicious, if the subject objects to him or her being in our shot that was already taken and only has our word to take for it, then they have the right of it. Afterall, they only have our word to go on.
My point isn't targetted at the TS but is an observation in general.
you should go and join line dancing, you can find lots of mature ladies for TFCDAnd don't shoot aunties too as the husbands may come after you. :bsmilie:
you should go and join line dancing, you can find lots of mature ladies for TFCD
Well, seeing that the father and daughter pair is the subject in the photo, I don't see how anyone can reshoot the scene when they leave.
Sivakis said:Ahh yes, I misread TS post. Then therein lies the problem I guess. If TS intention was to expressly capture the father and daughter in his scene and they disagree, why can't they? They only have TS's word that his intent was not malicious - how to prove? Not a dig at TS's integrity, just in general.
Sispecho said:To me, i think if its a public place, then they have no right to ask PG to delete the image. You appeae in public, be prepared to be under the public eye.
If still uncomfortable and want to be in public, wear the burqa. Settle the issue of the 'pedo/male gazing eye'.
catchlights said:you should go and join line dancing, you can find lots of mature ladies for TFCD
blive said:Just delete and take another shot with another more willing subject. What's the big deal? Why kick a fuss if the father is clearly upset. Granted that he doesn't have to be rude about it.
I kena a few times also, but i simply hate it if they come with an attitude. I will almost always obligeif ask.nicely. The more u piss me off the harder i stand my ground.
actually, if he asks you, you should just delete it. don't kick up a fuss. even if it's blur, if he requests, you should accede to it.
just because it's a public place, it doesn't give you the right to deny someone's request, especially if he's uncomfortable with you taking that shot (even if it was blurry).
diver-hloc said:Just like to add to this.... TS, just because its a public place and you have every right to take photo... its also means in a public place, I have every RIGHT... not wanting myself in your photo...
If been told off, tell them that they inside your photo cause who ask them to walk at that area at that time? Then ask them to pay you back for the frame capture else you post online, haha! If can't be in the photo, stay in home, dont come out cause human got eyes, can capture your image too, haha!