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Published: 2012-08-19 16:08:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 10908; Favourites: 376; Downloads: 146
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Drunk man in ShibuyaI'm very happy to receive a DD for this one! Thank you all!
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What a powerful photo. I don't ever plan to ever drink alcohol because I do not want to end up becoming addicted.
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Thank you very much.
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I don't know how I missed this! Congrats on the DD!
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Congratulations Lukasz on you well deserved DD!
Sorry for noticing so late.
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This is so beautiful dear friend
Congrats on the Daily Deviation 
Have a nice day 
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teacher: now kids what do we say to people like this?
all the kids: WAKE UP YOU F#@*&%G DRUNK!!!!!
teacher: good now say it while kicking him
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Hehe, but we've all been there.
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Hehe, we've all been there.
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Someone ought to let this man know how much we appreciate his drunkenness this one time. c;
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He will never know his glory!
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... ._.
did you get his permission to not only take his picture, but to post it..?
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No I did not. He was passed out drunk!
One last thing, I actually had this exact same thing happen to me in Tokyo. I passed out drunk in a flower pot in Roppongi and my friends who were with said salaryman were taking my picture with their phones. I am totally okay with this and it is simply a consequence of our modern society.
So in short, I don't feel I need permission.
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I wondered the same thing.
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I'm rather quite sure he didn't, if the man is drunk. Such permission wouldn't be obtainable, or valid...
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but it could also be a setup, a model which "plays drunk" but other from that...
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If that's the case, then he should post that it's not actually a drunkard... But if you read his comments, he's certainly saying it's somebody he photographed at random...
So consent should be necessary at all times...
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If you flip to the comment section, somebody is arguing with me about this.
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I saw.
But hey.. Isn't it a human right to say "I don't want to be taken a picture off, and less published," and I am sure there is a law that says that you can take a picture of a crowd and submit it everywhere, but you can actually get sued from posting a picture of one single person without permission.
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It IS a human right to say that. And, if you post a picture of somebody without the consent on Facebook/Twitter, you can be reported. =\ I don't think that one person understands the law very well...
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Not really anymore. Candids, I'm pretty sure, are basically completely random pictures. I'm pretty sure the street photography section is filled with people who don't know they've had their picture taken.
Plus it is easier to take pictures of people without them knowing it, with all of the nonflash options, and the ability to keep things hid.
But this is probably a candid of a drunk man, in Shibuya. He is pretty much asking for pictures to be taken of him.
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It's not very candid if he has a picture out in the open. And besides, what if that man doesn't WANT his picture to be taken? Or posted on a website for people to view? He still holds his rights.
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Considering the fact that everyday a person who holds actual rights has their picture posted on Facebook or Twitter without their say, I think your argument holds no water. Especially even more so when these people are sober.
Plus it is in Shibuya. I don't know the rules of taking pictures of drunk sleeping people in Japan, and I am sure you don't either.
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Well you're a tad bit rude about a simple question I asked.
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What was rude? I'm speaking the truth, am I not?
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Your underlying tone in your text is rude.
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Now unless you can read my mind from across a computer screen, you can't really detect my tone.
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Then he shouldn't be drunk and sleeping in public.
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I dunno about the laws of non-profit street photography, but "the victim was drunk" should never be a free pass excuse. XD
If, for example, he were to be robbed while he was lying there, yes, it was bad judgement on his part to give a thief an easy opportunity, but that wouldn't make the thief not guilty of a crime.
I believe the basic rules of street photography though is, as long as you're not making a money profit from the photos, you don't need to get permission to take them or post them online.
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You know, I see no actual proof of him being drunk.
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