Zellers Resturant

[chaman]

Did you just dont see the paragraph ABOVE that nice bold sentence trick??

But playing it your way....who here can put their hands in the fire for anyone and boldly say no one here uses this critique forum to, in certain way, make a name for himself/herself, to, in fact SELL their work to anyone interested in?? Aint that business or commercial??

Again...what with this attitude?? Why is it so hard to ASK PERMISSION.....Could someone explain this?? Because Im starting to get a very arrogant attitude pertaining this issue at hand. This in way harms the artist work, in fact it says a lot about him or she....is a matter of politeness if you will. What wrong with asking, again?

[Kajuah]

Did you just dont see the paragraph ABOVE that nice bold sentence trick??

But playing it your way....who here can put their hands in the fire for anyone and boldly say no one here uses this critique forum to, in certain way, make a name for himself/herself, to, in fact SELL their work to anyone interested in?? Aint that business or commercial??

Again...what with this attitude?? Why is it so hard to ASK PERMISSION.....Could someone explain this?? Because Im starting to get a very arrogant attitude pertaining this issue at hand. This in way harms the artist work, in fact it says a lot about him or she....is a matter of politeness if you will. What wrong with asking, again?

I think if you need a time out :thumbsup: ....and honestly quoting a website like photosecrets is hardly a reputable or even valid source of information.. especially law...
Why is it so hard to ask permission?...Well excuse me... Why is it so hard to ASK PERMISSION?because in some cases permission is not required.. it's as simple as that. Next time you go outside look into a store, any store, and find any book and open it, in fact find some postcards too. Or a newspaper. Look through the photos; do you think that the photographer went and took down the permission of every single person who appeared (even slightly) in those photos? No. Why? Because he/she doesn't *have to*.

but i'm not going to go into a pissing contest over who's right and who's wrong (ahem, you're wrong by the way ;) just to clear that up) quoting various silly blogs filled with unreferenced information .. the photo's subject matter is not the people - it is *the restaurant* and by canadian law anywhere is a public place unless labeled that it isn't. "no trespassing" "no public admission" "employees only" "do not enter"

A restaurant IS a public place, but like I said, I'm not going to continue this battle over urinals..