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Monday, September 13, 2010
The black topper!
Hix
Have not got time to blog much tonight but l had to show you this amazing woman. l photographed her earlier today in Putney. Isn't she amazing. You go girl!!
A real thoroughbred. I'd pay solid money for that hair of hers. Not to speak of that happy, but well calculated way she dresses. That cant be achieved by a stylist, it's a given gift.
Interestingly enough I saw someone wearing similar headgear on Waterloo station a few weeks ago. It was Saturday and the place was buzzing with the usual population of race-goers, excursionists and hen parties. I don't think it was the same woman, as I would have remembered the red hair, but she stood out in the crowd as a little bit different.
You are very brave to photograph people close up like that. Because of negative reactions I avoid doing so unless I ask first, though I have so far never been refused.
There is a danger of being accused of invasion of privacy if you publish the picture and blogs do count as "publishing" for most legal purposes.
In the present case, I doubt whether the subject would object as she obviously dresses to be noticed.
Hi Silver tiger. I have done a lot of research into privacy and images. if you are on public land and so is your subject, you can take the image. if the person objects, you can deleate it easily these days. but for the last 15 or more years since l have been taking images without people's permission, no one has ever asked me not too. Also l have published work and never been in trouble. So l carry on and see what happens in the future!. Lynda
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A real thoroughbred. I'd pay solid money for that hair of hers.
Not to speak of that happy, but well calculated way she dresses.
That cant be achieved by a stylist, it's a given gift.
Interestingly enough I saw someone wearing similar headgear on Waterloo station a few weeks ago. It was Saturday and the place was buzzing with the usual population of race-goers, excursionists and hen parties. I don't think it was the same woman, as I would have remembered the red hair, but she stood out in the crowd as a little bit different.
You are very brave to photograph people close up like that. Because of negative reactions I avoid doing so unless I ask first, though I have so far never been refused.
There is a danger of being accused of invasion of privacy if you publish the picture and blogs do count as "publishing" for most legal purposes.
In the present case, I doubt whether the subject would object as she obviously dresses to be noticed.
WOW - thats style!!!
Hi Silver tiger. I have done a lot of research into privacy and images. if you are on public land and so is your subject, you can take the image. if the person objects, you can deleate it easily these days. but for the last 15 or more years since l have been taking images without people's permission, no one has ever asked me not too. Also l have published work and never been in trouble. So l carry on and see what happens in the future!.
Lynda
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