Taste and discretion

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  1. So – the intangible quality of good taste is part of the quality of the person; the ability to realize that quality in a photograph marks the photographer; and in the West, no one will object to being the subject of a good to great photograph.

    Does that capture it?

  2. FYI: When is it ok to take pictures in public?

    http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/550362

    (you’ll have to register to read the thread – the People photography section on fredmiranda requires registration).

    It begins with photographer Jim Bennett reporting:

    “Well I have just had my first experience being creepy photographer guy. Today I arrived at swim class at the local college with my wife, my 4 year old daughter & her two friends in tow. ”

    Basically, other parents objected to their children being in his photographs of his daughter.

    Ensues a fairly wide ranging discussion.

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