It's not easy to point your camera at a stranger and take their photo.
Catherine makes this point in her comment to my last entry, and it's very true. I don't find it easy either. I'm not sufficiently thick-skinned to do that.
The trouble that I find is, if you ask someone, "May I take your photo", and they say, "Yes", then 9 times out of 10 they will start posing and putting on a false smile. Which is not what you want.
Here's one way round that problem ...
Saves the need for a model release, too.
Catherine makes this point in her comment to my last entry, and it's very true. I don't find it easy either. I'm not sufficiently thick-skinned to do that.
The trouble that I find is, if you ask someone, "May I take your photo", and they say, "Yes", then 9 times out of 10 they will start posing and putting on a false smile. Which is not what you want.
Here's one way round that problem ...
Saves the need for a model release, too.
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