2- “To Serve and Protect” : Manhattan - New York City”
3- “Wired” : Manhattan - New York City”
4- “Swagger” : Manhattan - New York City”
5- “The Ice Cream Man” : Manhattan - New York City”
6- “The Man In Blue” : Philadelphia”
7- “The Golden Years” : Coney Island - New York City”
8- “Fake News” - Manhattan - New York City”
9- “Nawlins : New Orleans”
10- “Reunion of Old Friends” : Manhattan - New York City”
11- “Better and Better” : Manhattan : New York City”
12- ”Bill Cunningham - American Fashion Photographer for the New York Times” - Born March 12, 1929 - Died June 25th, 2016…RIP Bill”
Art vs. Commercial Purpose
When the photos (all of the images in this gallery) are for artistic expression, then the First Amendment protections prevail, and the photographer can use the photos without authorization from the subject. Generally, you can take pictures of people in a public location, like a park, a beach, or a city square. It's perfectly legal since they have elected to place themselves in a general area and have no reasonable expectation of privacy. When a commercial application is envisioned, model releases are obtained.
