Quote Originally Posted by Xenedis View Post
I also advocate privacy, but a person in a public place has no right to, nor reasonable expectation of, privacy.
So your telling me that your hobby has more legal right to exist than my right to reasonable privacy?

I'm not advocating a blanket ban but one of being able to opt out for future images.

For example, you take my photo as part of a street scene. As I have no idea of what you intend to do with that image, I respectively ask you to take no more images containing me. For all I know you may decide to manipulate the image then publish it on the web for the amusment of thousands. I wouldn't want that and whilst I dont have this right at this point in time, I believe I should have. The current laws only prohibit commercial photography which even there seems to be ignored.

If I don't want to be in your photography then why should I, in fact I believe you may even have the right to harrass me with your photography and I can't do anything about it. There has to be a reasonable limit and a right to privacy after the fact would seem to me to be acceptable.