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<blockquote data-quote="CreativeGuy" data-source="post: 352735" data-attributes="member: 28024">Correct, because she's inside a store means she's not out in public.Actually you can do exactly that. IF they are out in public and don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Now if they were sitting in their backyard and you were up in a tree 3 houses down... well yeah, then you couldn't do it. Nor could you use that zoom lens to photograph them through their bedroom window. But if, let's say, they were in a park, or even sitting behind a building, you could photograph them.<a href="http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm" target="_blank">Here's an interesting article/PDF</a> about the subject for anyone who is interested.Digital photography has brought this &quot;issue&quot; to the forefront the last few years, as everyone with a spare buck or two is grabbing a digital camera (or their cell phone) and snapping pics everywhere.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CreativeGuy, post: 352735, member: 28024"] Correct, because she's inside a store means she's not out in public. Actually you can do exactly that. IF they are out in public and don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Now if they were sitting in their backyard and you were up in a tree 3 houses down... well yeah, then you couldn't do it. Nor could you use that zoom lens to photograph them through their bedroom window. But if, let's say, they were in a park, or even sitting behind a building, you could photograph them. [URL="http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm"]Here's an interesting article/PDF[/URL] about the subject for anyone who is interested. Digital photography has brought this "issue" to the forefront the last few years, as everyone with a spare buck or two is grabbing a digital camera (or their cell phone) and snapping pics everywhere. [/QUOTE]

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