Invading privacy
Stephenweiss
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Hi, was recently in san francisco. down near the docks was a wonderful old hippy type bus and a very unusual couple sitting outside. I felt uncomfortable taking a picture without asking, and thought of no good way to approach them...and do I do it before or after I shoot the picture.
Any suggestions from people how they handle this?
Any suggestions from people how they handle this?
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From your very brief description of this situation, I suggest "Hi, I love your bus, would you mind if I take a few pictures? May I include you in some of them? If I like the results, would you like me to show you by mail or email? Do you mind if I share them?"
Other situations call for candid shots. Specific circumstances might suggest that you apologize after, or thank the subject(s), or slink quickly/quietly away, or run like heck.
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I would advise that if it makes you feel more comfortable, go and ask. The worst that can happen is that they say no.
I often show people my shots and promise them a copy (they have to email me though), and usually everyone is happy.
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