Won't be selling these shots for advertising. Since the woman's face inside the liquor store was recognizable (straight-on view), I decided to hide her identity. I pixelated the kid's face in the barber's chair too (although it's more subtle). I don't think the guy in the car is recognizable.
Since I took these photos surreptitiously, I feel uneasy about showing faces. ... Maybe this is just a phase I'm going through.
I thought the guy in the car was very recognizable to anyone who knew him.
Of course, the problem is as you state: feeling uneasy about it. I have the same feeling about shooting strangers, and I gave up adding stuff to my little gallery "Beautiful Strangers" for that very reason. It just felt invasive and, somehow, a bit weird... innocent enough, but still a bit invasive. The easy check was how would I feel about my own family females being employed like that? Not happy.
Rob
