Forced to Photograph
I also found this topic from Musings on Photography. This is a very scary issue for me as a photographer. I cannot imagine someone approaching me to photograph something I was against and then being sued because I did not want to do it. I’m not going to say much on this topic right now. I haven’t had time to think about what I want to write. But I will come back to it. That fact that this happened is really frustrating but the fact that it is getting discussed could mean change in the future.
Read this article about a photographer taken to court for refusing to photograph a same sex marriage.
An Interesting Read
As a photographer you are often faced with wondering if you have a legal right to take a photo. And if you can take it, what are you aloud to do with it after. I’m still looking for a lot of those answers but here is an interesting blog post about the topic.
The Photos To Not Take - from Musings on Photography
Awake
The light coming into my sons room was just great the other day. He was standing there so quietly waiting for me with diffused sunlight on him. The light is a lot warmer than it looks here. I thought I had discovered the reason for the color differences between my computer and the internet but I guess I gotta take a second look at that issue. Anyone with info on that feel free to comment, thanks.
