Anyone Know This Guy ?

[fair-chase]

I wonder why I need consent or have consent forms signed before I can post photos of the soccer players I shoot on the internet or if I submit to a magazine a photo with someone in it.    Maybe that's just courtesy.   Don't know

Just fishing here, but it could be because they are minors. Or because they are engaged in a private activity (they pay club membership) at the time the photos were taken.

[Swiftkid]

Theres really no reason this needs to be on any news station, cars get stolen every day all across this state...they don't get air time, why should this trail cam? I feel like this is how desperate modern day media is, they'll take about any story someone wants to push.

[RadSav]

Theres really no reason this needs to be on any news station, cars get stolen every day all across this state...they don't get air time, why should this trail cam? I feel like this is how desperate modern day media is, they'll take about any story someone wants to push.

State will probably use the exposure to raise prices for the Discover Pass.  I can see the spin machine now, "Raising the price of access is the only way to assure we keep this kind of riff raff out of our forests and wild areas."

[bobcat]

If a car was stolen and someone had a picture of the thief stealing it, I bet that would make the news as well.


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[Knocker of rocks]

I wonder why I need consent or have consent forms signed before I can post photos of the soccer players I shoot on the internet or if I submit to a magazine a photo with someone in it.    Maybe that's just courtesy.   Don't know

I think with magazines, the issue is that people own their image, so a person must waive their right to renumeration for photos of them published in non-news magazines.

I think the net is just policy, andd there is no legal teeth

[elkh8me]

BTW - if anyone watches the TV show "Ax Men", doesn't the suspect look like Swilly? 

he definetly looks like a POND BEAR

[Rakkasan00]

The fact that this guy and any other person stealing cams, cars, your wallet, or whatever they feel like gets a slap on the hand and walks is why this crap happens so much. Us courteous folk get ripped off and we need to deal and let the law handle it. Well the law isn't handling anything, that's the main issue. If we started making examples of scum like this and either lag bolt his ass to the tree or embarrass his ass on prime time TV maybe this will stop. Just my .02 ( I've been ripped off too many times lol)

[Alan K]

The fact that this guy and any other person stealing cams, cars, your wallet, or whatever they feel like gets a slap on the hand and walks is why this crap happens so much. Us courteous folk get ripped off and we need to deal and let the law handle it. Well the law isn't handling anything, that's the main issue. If we started making examples of scum like this and either lag bolt his ass to the tree or embarrass his ass on prime time TV maybe this will stop. Just my .02 ( I've been ripped off too many times lol)

Yep, the only way to stop BS is to increase the penalty enough. . . How quickly do you think petty theft would disappear if it were punishable by death?

[Curly]

Yep, the only way to stop BS is to increase the penalty enough. . . How quickly do you think petty theft would disappear if it were punishable by death?

Or how about removing a finger for each offense? ?

[Rakkasan00]

That's how it works in Saudi Arabia. Sharia law.


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[REHJWA]

I'm not for stoning someone, but I do believe public humiliation would work better then taking a finger. If enough people saw someone picking up trash, or other "community service" along the side of the road with a jump suit on it that said "I'm a thief" less people would consider taking others hard earned property.

[runamuk]

I wonder why I need consent or have consent forms signed before I can post photos of the soccer players I shoot on the internet or if I submit to a magazine a photo with someone in it.    Maybe that's just courtesy.   Don't know

THis story made King5    That's COOL

kids photos taken during kids events have some different sorts of rules than the regular photography in public places and publishing.  Photos at school events often but not always require consent for publication.  Model releases are also used a lot in photography.  however that said most law cases have been won in favor of photographers, the photographer has the rights to the image and can legally shoot anything within public view (in general I am sure all the anal sorts will come along with all their but not in this cases). And yes often its just a courtesy passed down by others doesnt mean its always the law or rule.

[Knocker of rocks]

however that said most law cases have been won in favor of photographers, the photographer has the rights to the image and can legally shoot anything within public view (in general I am sure all the anal sorts will come along with all their but not in this cases). And yes often its just a courtesy passed down by others doesnt mean its always the law or rule.

It in fact is supported by the courts.  One does have the right to profit from their own likeness.  If they decline to give this permission, and a photographer sells their image for a profit, not as part of a news story, the person who's image has been printed has a right to damages.

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