ja to nisam ni rekao, ali ako su mu likovi bili mentalno poremeceni (sto se da videti ako se ukuca "Erdal Kinaci" u Google Images) onda je pitanje koliko su oni bili u stanju da razumeju sta se sve dogadja.
Cak i da nisu bili u stanju , procitaj dole sta kaze Model release ........
nisu ga oni tuzili, nego turska drzava koja ga je (kratko) uhapsila jer je objavio fotografije zabranjenih mesta (bordel).
Da li je po toj analogiji krivicno delo fotografisati prostituku na ulici? Nisam siguran.........
Postoje na hiljade fotografija bordela, pa nista ......... uradjeno je na hiljade dokumentaraca na tu temu, pa nista, ne vidim sta bi tu bilo zabrenjeno osim samog (vodjenja) bordela.......
ne, ne pise to. postoji Model Release i svaka iole ozbiljna agencija nece prihvatiti posao ako nema toga.
Model Release , imedju ostalog kaze :
"The act of taking a photo of someone in a public setting without a model release, or of viewing or non-commercially showing such a photo in private, generally does not create legal exposure, at least in the United States.
The legal issues surrounding model releases are complex and vary by jurisdiction. Although the risk to photographers is virtually nil (so long as proper disclosures of the existence of a release, and its content is made to whoever licenses the photo for publication), the business need for having releases rises substantially if the main source of income from the photographer's work lies within industries that would require them (such as advertising). In short,
photo journalists never need to obtain model releases for images they shoot for (or sell to) news or qualified editorial publications.
Photographers who also publish images need releases to protect themselves, but there is a distinction between making an image available for sale (even via a website), which is not considered publication in a form that would require a release, and the use of the same image to promote a product or service in a way that would require a release.
Regardless of legal issues, taking someone's picture without his/her permission may be considered impolite and may provoke a hostile response, so the photographer should take such matters into consideration and ask permission if appropriate."
Kao sto sam rekao, kulturno je pitati osobu da li se moze fotografisati, ali nikakv pristanak za objavu fotografije nije potreban. Kada pricamo o komerijalnom aspektu, stvar je potpuno drugacija. Koliko sam upoznat, on nije prodavao te fotografije niti ovde ima reci o bilo kakvoj agenciji, radi se o cistoj dokumentarnoj fotografiji, nista vise.
Edited by Klika, 06 February 2009 - 20:39.