Is it illegal to shoot in the street without communication?

With the development of mobile phones, photography has gradually become a part of people's lives in real life. Is it illegal to shoot directly on the street without communication? There are several situations that need to be dealt with:

In the first case, you just shoot for the sake of shooting. If the other party does not pursue it, it is not illegal. Even if the other party investigates, it is also a civil dispute. It should be noted here that street shooting generally does not communicate. If you communicate in advance, from the perspective of photography, the subject may have unnatural expressions or even pose because of your communication, which can not achieve the required artistic effect. So even if you communicate, you can communicate with others after the filming. If the other party disagrees, you can delete it yourself, but you must have a good attitude, otherwise it will cause unnecessary trouble to yourself.

In the second case, if your street photos are classic, you have participated in some exhibitions or won some honors for you. At this time, you should consider the portrait right of the other party. If you can't find the other party, you can find the other party by broadcasting or publishing newspapers or leaving contact, and solve it through peaceful means. If your work is used in commercial advertisements, you should communicate with the theme before using it. At this time, it involves the issue of commercial copyright. If the copyright is really sold to you in advance, you can use it at will, and it is best to have a commercial contract in your hand. If not, you should find the other person as soon as possible and talk to others about the use of portrait copyright. Don't negotiate after the advertisement is issued, then you will be very passive at this time.

In short, street shooting, as a form of photography, is not illegal in itself, but attention should be paid to the subject of shooting and its future use, which may involve disputes over copyright and portrait rights.