On 24/9/06, Godfrey DiGiorgi, discombobulated, unleashed: >I recall on one of the visits I made to SF with someone from the PDML >there was a woman with a rather flamboyant outfit sitting at the cafe >as we passed, talking with her daughter. I made a quiet exposure of >the scene and was moving on. Whomever I was with made a point of >catching her attention to ask if she would mind having a picture >taken. She refused. Which leaves the interesting moral dilemna ... I >have a perfectly good photograph of this woman and the scene which >she doesn't know was taken, and when approached she specifically did >not want her photo taken. Now, what should I do with the perfectly >good picture I have of her?
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