Thanks! Only rarely. As long as they are taken in a public place (in the US) and are used journalistically or as art, non-commercially, there’s no legal requirement (ethical requirements are another matter I’ve considered at length on my Facebook page, New York People & Places Live).
Yes. Privacy rules are much stricter in Europe, generally. I’m not sure that’s 100% to the good from a journalistic or artistic perspective but I appreciate the motivation.
Adam Isler obBLOGato.wordpress.com islerphoto.zenfolio.com
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Yes, it’s strict and very complicated and often I have to reflect what’s false and what’s right.
It’s a great photo. Do you ask the people you are photographing to publish the photos?
Thanks! Only rarely. As long as they are taken in a public place (in the US) and are used journalistically or as art, non-commercially, there’s no legal requirement (ethical requirements are another matter I’ve considered at length on my Facebook page, New York People & Places Live).
In Germany I have to ask. Only groups are published without asking.
Yes. Privacy rules are much stricter in Europe, generally. I’m not sure that’s 100% to the good from a journalistic or artistic perspective but I appreciate the motivation.
Adam Isler obBLOGato.wordpress.com islerphoto.zenfolio.com
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Yes, it’s strict and very complicated and often I have to reflect what’s false and what’s right.