Is taking pictures of strangers creepy as hell?

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

You might think the answer is obvious but I was browsing another sports board just now and these dudes were sharing pictures that they were taking of random strangers in public, random women, families...one guy had multiple pictures of the same broad.. They were going about like it was something everyone does?

Seems creepy as fukk to me.

 

[Mr. Somebody]

There was a guy at a Dodger game with a big camera and he was pointing the camera in the direction of my date and I. I felt a way about it, so i asked him to stop.

I take pictures of strangers, but i ask their permission. Some people want to stay under the radar, and they deserve that respect, friends.

 

[Pursuit & Seduction]

@spinoza

 

[ch15x]

like voyeur-type stuff or something?

 

[ADK]

I had the urge to take a picture of some bytch legs today in class I coulda got away with it too if I wanted. Those things were nice

I'm no creep

 

[Kilgore Trout]

@spinoza

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[SCORCH]

Tourists are always taking pictures/filming on the London Underground. It's annoying as fack having to dodge that shyte all the time tbh.

Just the other day some woman was filming people as they came down the escalator, I hit her with the the whole way down.

 

[Doin2Much Williams]

Someone doesn't take flattery very well.


*rolls eyes*


If we kept asking permission to everything in life, we may as well go back to elementary school or stay inside our homes.


There's going to be crazies out there that will document unfamiliar faces with a camera. Depending on context and purpose, it could
be creepy.


For the most part, i see it as the ultimate compliment.


I wish someone would photograph me.... all day, ngueaghka!!



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