it appears your medication has kicked in! -----Original Message----- >From: "knarftheria...@gmail.com" <knarftheria...@gmail.com> >Subject: Re: Kid pictures (was Re: PESO: Concentration) > >If parents don't want their kids photographed in public places they could >dress them in little burkas. > >They could make "Western burkas": like Spiderman or Star Wars for boys, Barbie >or My Little Pony for the girls. > >One could do a Christian motif: cover it in crucifixes or maybe a beard and >crown of thorns. Different religions could use their own symbology. Cover up >your child and indoctrinate all at once! > >And think of the sports team licensing opportunities here! > >Your kid will look cool ~and~ be protected from photographers and other pesky >predators. > >With the right marketing this could take off... > >Cheers, >frank > > > >--- Original Message --- > >From: John Sessoms <jsessoms...@nc.rr.com> >Sent: February 19, 2013 2/19/13 >To: PDML@pdml.net >Subject: Re: Kid pictures (was Re: PESO: Concentration) > >From: Igor Roshchin >> Tue Feb 19 08:50:32 EST 2013 >> John Sessoms wrote: >> >>> From: Larry Colen >>>> On Feb 18, 2013, at 7:43 AM, Aahz Maruch wrote: >>>>> >>>>> I'm going to hijack your post in a slightly different direction. >>>>> My sibling has been rather adamant about not posting photos of zir >>>>> child in public places. What do other people think about that >>>>> attitude? >>>> >>>> I think that parents should have the right to say whether pictures of >>>> their kids can be posted. >>> >>> >>> That sounds an awful lot like giving "parents" an absolute veto over >>> what you can photograph. It's not very far from there to "You can't take >>> photographs here because there are children present." >> >> John, >> >> There are constitunational (or otherwise legal) right, and there is what >> is right (and/or ethical) with a kid. > >I don't photograph kids until I have a signed contract and the parents >pay me a lot of money. > >But if I am in a public location, going about my own business, it is >parents responsibility to keep their kids out of my way. It is *not* >their right to tell me I can't engage in my lawful occupation because >they cannot or will not control their spawn. > >I've had problems before where I was working, somebody's kid intruded >into my frame & the parents hassled me about it. > >I really don't like that. .
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