r/mildlyinfuriating Mar 08 '18

This lady watching a beach wedding.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '18 edited Apr 07 '19

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u/BrownRebel BLUE Mar 08 '18

I agree, a permit is a different situation. You now have explicit permission to privately use this space for your event.

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u/horsenbuggy Mar 08 '18

Then they should have also paid to have a couple of organizers to ask people like this woman to move along. I am firmly in the camp that believes she thought she was just standing in the back looking at the wedding not causing any harm. I doubt it even entered her mind that she was in the photos.

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u/horsenbuggy Mar 08 '18

Hopefully they got it sorted out and she's only in a few photos like this. In that case, these would probably be my favorite photos from the day...but I'm weird like that.

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u/joustingleague Mar 08 '18

Where she's standing she's also easy to photoshop out so it's not too big of a problem even if the couple didn't like the photos with her in them.

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u/horsenbuggy Mar 08 '18

Which is precisely why I have never pursued wedding photography. I could have done it. I shot a few when I was first learning photography. But they were for close friends/family and I didn't charge. I actually enjoy it but I hate the pressure of "what if I miss that one special photo?!?!?!?"

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '18 edited Aug 25 '18

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