Lloyd
Active member
The the time has once again come to start a new Digital M thread. I thought I start off with a cautionary tale... as in at least be careful who sees you grab that candid shot!
I was in the lobby of a local building, which is often used by photographers. This photog was shooting a bride, so I grabbed a shot of him:
Then I grabbed this shot of the bride (really of the lighting set up of the photog, which is what interested me.)
A guy just to my left, immediately started in on me about how I should ask her permission first, and how I need her permission in writing or I could be sued, etc., etc. I thanked him for enlightening me, and wished him a good day, and started to leave. He asked if I wasn't going to delete the shots I took. I said, "No, I think I'll keep them", and walked away.
M8, 28 Cron.
I was in the lobby of a local building, which is often used by photographers. This photog was shooting a bride, so I grabbed a shot of him:
![](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3075/5836612460_a984b99c6f_b.jpg)
Then I grabbed this shot of the bride (really of the lighting set up of the photog, which is what interested me.)
![](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2575/5836612734_cf987d50f4_b.jpg)
A guy just to my left, immediately started in on me about how I should ask her permission first, and how I need her permission in writing or I could be sued, etc., etc. I thanked him for enlightening me, and wished him a good day, and started to leave. He asked if I wasn't going to delete the shots I took. I said, "No, I think I'll keep them", and walked away.
M8, 28 Cron.