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How to legalize street photography...<br />
Legalize it<br />
A lot of people have problems shooting people in the streets. They are afraid<br />
of the law in their country and this is hindering them to go out and point their<br />
camera towards someone. There are some simple ways to get around this issue.<br />
Here are some suggestions:<br />
Don't shoot portraits<br />
The main thing with the law is that people should not be recognized on a photo<br />
you want to publish. You try to keep your camera away from a person’s<br />
head. You now think this is boring. It's not. Look at the example on this page.<br />
When I look through my photos, there are many compliant photos in my photo<br />
stream.<br />
Shoot against the light<br />
I once wrote "If you want to see<br />
faces, have the light in your back.<br />
If you want to see forms, have the<br />
light in your front." You can make<br />
silhouettes against the light to<br />
prevent people from recognizing<br />
themselves. This is actually a very<br />
nice technique which gives you<br />
wonderful photos which are fully<br />
compliant.<br />
Shoot people from behind<br />
This sounds a bit weird and you<br />
may think that this doesn't really<br />
give a good shot. Just look at the<br />
next two photos to see what I<br />
mean.