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DJ Sparks Outcry From Photographers After Shooting and Sharing Wedding Photos
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<blockquote data-quote="skater" data-source="post: 490364" data-attributes="member: 19158"><p>"They never told me that I couldn't bring a camera," the DJ said.</p><p></p><p>Hang on a second. It never would have occurred to me to tell the DJ not to bring a camera. In fact, there are infinite things that I, as the groom, likely don't want the DJ to bring to the wedding, such as firecrackers, bombs, propaganda (religious or political), lots of his friends and family, U2, and so on. Similarly, I wouldn't expect the caterer or photographer to bring equipment to be a DJ, and I wouldn't expect the photographer to bring supplies to make meals. I don't think the contracts we signed for our wedding included a list of allowed/disallowed items. In short, I don't buy that logic.</p><p></p><p>The DJ has to market, sure. But that can be accomplished with a FEW pictures. So I don't buy that logic, either.</p><p></p><p>I don't know what to think about this one...it's pretty bizarre. Creepy, even, if he was actually posing people as was claimed. Again, I can see it for a marketing shot, but that should be a one-and-done affair that no one would notice... you'd think.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skater, post: 490364, member: 19158"] "They never told me that I couldn't bring a camera," the DJ said. Hang on a second. It never would have occurred to me to tell the DJ not to bring a camera. In fact, there are infinite things that I, as the groom, likely don't want the DJ to bring to the wedding, such as firecrackers, bombs, propaganda (religious or political), lots of his friends and family, U2, and so on. Similarly, I wouldn't expect the caterer or photographer to bring equipment to be a DJ, and I wouldn't expect the photographer to bring supplies to make meals. I don't think the contracts we signed for our wedding included a list of allowed/disallowed items. In short, I don't buy that logic. The DJ has to market, sure. But that can be accomplished with a FEW pictures. So I don't buy that logic, either. I don't know what to think about this one...it's pretty bizarre. Creepy, even, if he was actually posing people as was claimed. Again, I can see it for a marketing shot, but that should be a one-and-done affair that no one would notice... you'd think. [/QUOTE]
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