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Re: "Boycott Braehead" campaign over yet more anti-photographer stupidity
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Originally Posted by danielf
However, apart from common courtesy, there is nothing stopping someone from taking a direct picture of another person in a public place. You may not like it if it were to happen, but by being in a public place, you give others the right to take pictures of you, and the same applies to your daughter.
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I don't think I've suggested they'd be doing anything illegal.
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