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Posted by: 1-2-Oscar 1 year, 5 months ago
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1-2-Oscar1 year, 5 months ago
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I suppose that, as a photographer, you
1. Claim the right to deprive well-known individual like Matthew McConaughy any opportunity to relax on a public beach and enjoy the activities that other beachgoers enjoy.
2. Think it is your right to ""travel in packs, run red lights, make unsafe . . . U-turns in pursuit of their subject"
3. Disparage the mothers of those who object to your intrusive behavior.
and 4. Plan, with your critics "to have a huge rumble on the beach" to settle any differences.
Are these the characteristics that make you a serious photographer, Aidenag?
Wow, your life must be exciting.
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Aidenag1 year, 5 months ago
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Thank's for putting words in my mouth Oscar..
I do not partake in that form of photography. I mostly do wildlife, nature, weddings and street photography. And was talking about photographers being attacked/assaulted in general. It happens more than just to paparazzi sleaze. And in 99% of cases, happens due to no fault of the photographer.
As for "Depriving" a individual of their opportunity to relax, it's a public space Oscar. He, and the photographers both have just as much of a right to be there doing what they are doing.
As for carrying a weapon, your damn right i do. Between the crazies and the people who look at my gear as a free meal-ticket worth more than most cars, i would be insane not to do so. If i had a dollar for every photog who had his equipment stolen or broken by others, i would be able to retire right now...
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earthlingerer1 year, 5 months ago
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Wherever I go, I'm always carrying a camera, whether it's my cellphone, camera, or my video recorder.
If I see something, anything, person, thing or place, while I'm out, it's caught.
It will be a pretty obvious sign when I stop and take out and prepare my phone or camera, so anyone can turn, whatever.
But if you start to yell or run, I'll just walk away... having taken my pictures.
I know there's rights for both sides.
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