We should charge for photos

[Graham]

I was onsite, seeing a client at their motel units today, when a newly arrived group of residents from Queensland walked past. One lady had a camera and insisted on photographing "the workman in a kilt".

Now when did that ever happen BK? (before kilts)

She then turned to my client standing there and asked where his kilt was...he made a lame excuse about not being Scottish. In fact he is from New Zealand, which has a rich Scottish heritage, but this lass gave me the opening I needed to tell him he didn't need to be Scottish to wear a kilt.

Life is never dull in a kilt!

[David Dalglish]

Very true.

[GMan]

Kilts just enhance my lack of being dull. It goes with my fun loving nature.

[Riverkilt]

Next time a tourist asks if they can take my picture I'm gonna just stick my hand out, palm up, and see what happens.

Ron

[switchblade5984]

tell them hey these things are not cheep.....

[Graham]

Next time a tourist asks if they can take my picture I'm gonna just stick my hand out, palm up, and see what happens.

Ron

I did that Ron, even asked for a dollar, but she just took the photo anyway. Is that a "breech of copyright",or maybe invasion of privacy?

[Riverkilt]

Well, that's when we need to get a stern look on our face and say, "Give me my camera." Its our camera once it has our image in it....

Technically, I think here in the States that anyone can take anyone's picture in a public place.

Around my neck of the woods the Navajos and Hopis would dispute that - particularly on their reservations.

Ron

[switchblade5984]

hahaha

she denied you a dollar....

SUE her! lol
at least in the land of ther free....

[Blu (Ontario)]

"Maam..... Lady.... You can't take my photo. No pictures without permission.... I'm under contract with Cam River Signs! I'll have to confiscate your camera! "

[Tattoo Bradley]

Kilts just enhance my lack of being dull. It goes with my fun loving nature.

Exactly!