Project 365/2012 - RickSawThat

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ladyknight33

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My daughter stay off the blue line for 2 years while she worked as a flight attendant. I do miss visiting Chicago, maybe a quick weekend trip is in the future - after winter has passed.
 
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WendyR

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RickSawThat said:
Not everyone loves the fact I'm shooting them. But no threats of being beat up ;) Glares and comments make for good pictures :)
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It's crazy that you say that; I was just telling my husband that I'd be too scared someone would try to take my camera and then beat me up.
 
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RickSawThat

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Day 37
2/07/2012

Street Photos Chicago Style :)

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RickSawThat

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Come on now it's not that dangerous you guys. All good and no worries about safety I'll be back at it tomorrow and the next day...... If someone seems concerned I talk to them about what I do and why. If they don't want their picture taken I offer to delete it off the card in front of them but rarely ever have been asked to do it.
 
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fotojack

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Sometimes, in some areas of a city, it's always a good idea to take someone with you if you're going to take people shots. It's a good idea, too, to use a long lens, either zoom or prime, to get the shot you want without being hassled. Don't be obvious taking the shot.....make it quick if you can. :) And being polite with people goes a long way when shooting in public.
 
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amonamarth

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I have a legal question. When you shoot people on the streets(without asking them first). Can you print(for yourself), post on forums, etc, without their knowledge/permission?
 
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