Tips and Techniques and the Do's and Dont's for Street Photographers
Street Photographers should always ask permission if they capture anyone in their photographs, they can't take a persons photo without their consent.
Street Photographers should capture something that represents the streets of the place they are in.
They should always come up with their own new ideas.
Street Photographers should always follow the copyright laws. They could get into serious trouble if they do not comply with these laws and they take ideas or photos that are not theirs.
They shouldnt photograph anything rude or offensive.
Ethical Considerations for Street Photographers
Street Photographers should photograph anything racist. They should be careful what, who, and where they photograph. For example, if a street photographer were to photograph a muslim in an offlicence, that would be really offensive and slightly racist, it is juxtaposition. They need to be careful what they take their photographs of. Street photographers should not take pictures of other peoples children, to be respectful. Ethical considerations for street photographers are about representing people in the right way and in a positive way, its about how you portray them. It is also about photographing them in ways that are not offensive, racist, disrespectful to their religion, their age or their sex.
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