Out of interest what are the laws on street photography where you are. I have to be really careful in Portugal and even in the UK there are limits are what you can share
Thank you, Becky!
It is legal, but if you are close, it is polite to ask if you can photograph someone. I was using a telephoto lens, so the issue didn’t come up. However I make it a practice to not photograph children straight on unless I have permission. And the rules are different if you are going to make money from the shot. If I intended to print and sell these shots, then I would need permission.
Ah interesting. So many countries have different rules, yours sound similar to UK.
I should clarify: those are the rules of a person is in a public place.
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Out of interest what are the laws on street photography where you are. I have to be really careful in Portugal and even in the UK there are limits are what you can share
Thank you, Becky!
It is legal, but if you are close, it is polite to ask if you can photograph someone. I was using a telephoto lens, so the issue didn’t come up. However I make it a practice to not photograph children straight on unless I have permission. And the rules are different if you are going to make money from the shot. If I intended to print and sell these shots, then I would need permission.
Ah interesting. So many countries have different rules, yours sound similar to UK.
I should clarify: those are the rules of a person is in a public place.