"I had kept the gender of the baby a secret from the rest of the family. But everyone has already guessed that it would be a boy as my stomach was pointy and turns out they were spot-on!"
Happy birthday, Csanád!
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ps. Someone commented in NYDP (Ming's) that s/he feels "creepy" about taking photos of children discreetly especially without their parents. Which prompte me to ask the moral question. Perhaps I should ask for permission in the future; however, it would means no more candid shots, hmm..what do you guys think?
8 comments:
I sometimes feel odd taking childrens pictures too. that's why a lot of my pictures of people are from the back. It really is a moral dilemma.
As a parent I don't want strangers posting photos of my children (with or without my knowledge). But I do think that children are a great subject - so much expression, energy, and innocence - and have posted some photos of kids after asking their parent.
le b&w donne cette impression de douceur, de tendresse. superbe
the b&w gives this impression of softness, of tenderness. superb
I find this photo discrete enough...and very cute
Like Louz, I find photos with human is lively and is very hard not to be tempted to push the zoom button.
I think I already knew the answer to my question , but just trying to justify what I did. I guess it is some sort of invasion of privacy.
Thank you all for your valuable input :)
I just don't bother with people in shots intentionally any more. I love photos with people, but I can't reach a conclusion about whether to ask permission, (and like you say, no candids) or just shoot. I'm especially nervous about children. Sad, really.
that's really the main reason why i tend to shy away from people shots ... like what louz pointed out. but if they do happen to be in the "way" (or they make the shot look "nicer"), i make sure that the face isn't recognizable, or do some post processing. :)
No one was born in Hurgry on January 1,2, or 3?
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