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earleygallery · 01/19/08, 05:31 PM

I still don't understand, and no one has been able to answer, IF I went to the Eiffel Tower, or Notre Dame, and wanted to take a photo of it, would I first have to walk around and ask EVERYONE who was in shot for their permission?

By the time I'd done that, and got back to where I wanted to take the photo from there would be some new people in shot. Do I go around asking again?

If one person in the crowd of perhaps a couple of thousand objects, do they have the right to stop me from taking the shot (even if they will be unrecognisable or facing the other way?).

Can someone offer a genuine answer?

01/19/08, 05:31 PM	#31 (permalink)
earleygallery Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 06/29/06 Posts: 2,902	Re: Approaching people out there. How to? I still don't understand, and no one has been able to answer, IF I went to the Eiffel Tower, or Notre Dame, and wanted to take a photo of it, would I first have to walk around and ask EVERYONE who was in shot for their permission? By the time I'd done that, and got back to where I wanted to take the photo from there would be some new people in shot. Do I go around asking again? If one person in the crowd of perhaps a couple of thousand objects, do they have the right to stop me from taking the shot (even if they will be unrecognisable or facing the other way?). Can someone offer a genuine answer? __________________ Regards, James www.earleygallery.com