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Re: Threats to Photographers' Rights? by orak100 on Wednesday, 06 July 2005

Just a note re the pictures of kids part of this thread.

I remember a news report of a couple of years ago about a guy seen having his way with a goat in full view of a train. If memory serves me right, he was arrested. If someone is sexually attracted to a goat then an entirely innocent picture of a goat will probably get them excited.

An innocent photograph (or painting, sketch, claymation, action figure, etc) of a group of children playing happily at a picnic near a sacred site would be considered illicit fodder for some people but simply a celebration of youth to others.

Where is the line to be drawn? Eventually we'll only be able to take close-up photographs of bricks...until someone works out how sexually exciting bricks really can be.

Something is not right. This message is just to keep things from messing up down the road