Many photos are taken at bars or parties of people who are acting funny but that is not right if they do not want the picture taken because their futures can be affected by someone else unknowingly taking a picture of them. Finally an example of a situation where it is illegal to take a photo but in my opinion is ethical is in a place like congress or many courtrooms where it is not allowed. These are public spaces and therefore it is ethical for these places to be documented by the said public.

So now in the case of photography; there are many laws here in the United States that involve photography but there are a few main points starting with the broadest, that if you are in public it is legal for someone to take a photograph of you.

vice versa, ethical and illegal.

Overall a disasterous scenario will affect the ethics behind taking photographs but it varies from case to case but one must be aware that it does vary.

All photos credited to FLIC

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