Hi, just wondering if model releases are required for people in a public area that couldn't be recognized anyway. I'm attaching an example of what I mean.
I really think @Test Screen Name and @RALPH_L really nailed it. The only thing I'll add is that if I were in this photo, I'd recognize myself. There are recognizable features to these people when zooming in
The theory is - no, not if they are not recognisable. But that includes the question: could this person - the accidental model - recognise themselves? Perhaps from the combination of location, clothes, situation? For example people have submitted pictures of a fisherman by a river, from the back - but a fisherman will know every inch of the river, and will know themselves, will probably the remember the day and what they caught. Similarly, if it is 3 people walking in a recognisable place, the people in the group might remember the moment, and the outfits that day. In your picture, I think the main question would be about the person standing in the centre. They are in a recognisable place, with some kind of patterned outfit, doing something specific. Personally, I wouldn't take the chance.
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