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etiquette for shooting cars in public
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<blockquote data-quote="skater" data-source="post: 259714" data-attributes="member: 19158"><p>I take a LOT of pictures of cars (having been in a couple car and RV clubs), and I never bother blurring the plates any more. I used to, and one woman thanked me once, but I stopped doing it perhaps 10 years ago, and no one has ever said anything about it.</p><p></p><p>As for the parking lot question: Yes, as long as it's public space, you should be legally fine. I'd feel a little funny about taking pictures of someone's car without their involvement without a good reason, though. And let's face it, cars in a parking lot with an old Honda Civic in the background probably aren't going to be great pictures anyway.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skater, post: 259714, member: 19158"] I take a LOT of pictures of cars (having been in a couple car and RV clubs), and I never bother blurring the plates any more. I used to, and one woman thanked me once, but I stopped doing it perhaps 10 years ago, and no one has ever said anything about it. As for the parking lot question: Yes, as long as it's public space, you should be legally fine. I'd feel a little funny about taking pictures of someone's car without their involvement without a good reason, though. And let's face it, cars in a parking lot with an old Honda Civic in the background probably aren't going to be great pictures anyway. [/QUOTE]
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