Still alphabet, but not the word of the month prompt... Every time we see a man with a Great Dane. The dog is so big that it pulls our attention, and this morning I was able to take a "candid" picture of them. Although, I am happy with the picture, I had a funny feeling about posting it. The man is not a complete stranger, but we also never talked. Anyway, when I showed Yelena the pictures with out telling her my doubts she said the same, so I'm not posting it (maybe we'll talk one day and I'll ask if it is ok). So here is another word starting with C.
This is a great capture with Wonderful reflections. Candid photos to me are photos of people doing things, not posing for the camera. My cyclist today is a stranger to me. I don’t think it’s a problem to post photos of people doing things, without their permission. Maybe particularly if they are strangers and not in close proximity.
How interesting, I have never seen crows on a beach before.
I agree with Lou Ann regarding the candid photo @louannwarren I have posted photos of people on beaches before and don't have a problem with it. I took a photo of a kite surfer a couple of days ago and I didn't know him.
@louannwarren@onewing - I definitely agree with both of you. Normally I wouldn't have a problem with it - the man who exercises with the bricks I posted last month http://365project.org/ingrid01/365/2020-07-22 is a good example.
However, this situation and picture are different. The picture shows him and his dog very clearly. Actually too clearly! On top of that is the fact that we are not total strangers - although we do not talk, we see each other 3 times a week (which to me is a little strange too - I like to talk ;))
And lastly, officially we are not allowed on the beach. So I doubted about posting the picture and was happy that Yelena had the same feeling.
@sangwann Thank you for commenting! Blurring or editing the photo could help a little, although I believe everybody in Muscat will still be able to recognize the dog...
And I actually like the photo - technically it is good. So it just need to stay private - in an album I will make of our time here...
this brings back old memories of muscat. aces! in any case, the picture with the great dane. all reasonings sounded here are valid and so is yours, too. in the end you follow your instinct.
August 4th, 2020
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I agree with Lou Ann regarding the candid photo @louannwarren I have posted photos of people on beaches before and don't have a problem with it. I took a photo of a kite surfer a couple of days ago and I didn't know him.
However, this situation and picture are different. The picture shows him and his dog very clearly. Actually too clearly! On top of that is the fact that we are not total strangers - although we do not talk, we see each other 3 times a week (which to me is a little strange too - I like to talk ;))
And lastly, officially we are not allowed on the beach. So I doubted about posting the picture and was happy that Yelena had the same feeling.
And I actually like the photo - technically it is good. So it just need to stay private - in an album I will make of our time here...