Sometime someone comes out with a good comment and this is one of them! What does the Irvings do with all the pictures that's not printed in their papers?
Very good question indeed!!!! Here's the comment -
I hate to say this because you are so camera crazy, but technically there is no law that says you can't take pictures on private property if you've been invited. If there was a sign posted somewhere that's a different story, but if not, tell this little irving pischer to get lost.
It was nice of you to delete the womans picture, but as you say, if she is making a public presentation she has no right to make such demands. In fact, you could bring a video camera and tape the event if you wanted to. Even further, if you have one of those tiny camera's then you can film even if they tell you not to. Go watch the news, they do it all the time.
I tend to agree though, while events like this deserve to be covered, a little discretion would be advised. You should only take pictures at certain times, many people do not like their pictures taken, and in the end you may do more harm than good. In New Brunswick it already takes courage to stand up and speak out. It makes it harder to find a job, and harder dealing with the government. Many people prefer their anonymity, and its highly doubtful that Irving will print many pictures.
However, Irving having all those pictures is an equally scary prospect. Very few get used, I wonder what happens to the others?
1 comment:
do you know how many pictures you have to take in order to get a few good ones? judging by the pictures you post on here, obviously not.
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