Know Your Rights as a Photographer!

Pictures are a way to capture long memories. Imagine that you saw a child on a swing in a park; people might think about themselves, "What a moment ..." But even if the child's face can not be recognized Please. Just taking a picture and moving it will be easy. Pictures are powerful expressions, valuable communication tools. Photographers have the right to use this tool without problems.

I asked Eppink: What is that argument? Americans have the right of the first amendment to capture the obvious things in public places, but the same is true for what we will address in "Guidelines for Understanding the Rights to Photographers' Knowledge" Is true. And their property video? His answer: Of course, we all have the right to control the occurrence of private property. But do not forget, we are not talking about family privacy. Most of us do not have people in the state government or imprisoned. And because of publicly released video of perceived disgust, they pay twice the business loss caused by bad publicity. In the past, we have always damaged private disputes between individuals.

As a journalist, although there is the right to shoot people in public places, I morally know that this is extremely dangerous for those left behind by society. Sometimes exercising your rights is not ethical. Personally, I now know to ask before taking a picture, never post pictures of people who can identify people, prepare to answer people who understand my intention I will.