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Originally Posted by raeanna74
What about seeing if the photographer can give you their phone number or exchange e-mail addresses or something so that you can get in touch with them later and maybe get copies of the pics?? That's kindof how I'd be looking at it.
Besides - if you get their number then you can look up their name possible. Then you can check the local sexual offender registry.
Either way the parent wins. Get some decent pics of the kids at play. OR find out who's scoping out your kids and if they're a real risk.
No matter what - if both parties can be polite there shouldn't need to be an issue. Both parties can compromise to keep the peace.
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I don't mean to be obstinate about the issue but consider this. If the police don't have the authority to ask for my identity, what makes you think you do?
Honestly, I really think you have to ask the fundamental question, "what are you afraid of?"
If I were to use your own paranoia against you, I would say that I'm afraid to give you my name and/or number because you can do a lot more with a name than you can with just a face. Just ask any investigator with a picture of an unknown suspect...