Here’s an older street photo. Was the man looking directly at me? I don’t know. Was she really Mary Poppins? The world may never know… 😊
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Here’s an older street photo. Was the man looking directly at me? I don’t know. Was she really Mary Poppins? The world may never know… 😊
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That is a great street story! I think she is Mary Poppins in disguise 🙂
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She lives! Thanks, Kaya. 🥰
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He does kind of look like he’s looking at you!
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Thanks, I see him as looking directly at me with that WTF stare.
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Lol he’s definitely thinking WTF!
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Wonder why the guy on the bench is pointing down, If it was Mary Poppins she’d be flying.
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Maybe that’s some undercover signal for a meetup. Yikes. If I could fly… what a saving on air fare eh! 😎👍🏻😬
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Yes to he was looking directly at you a cursing under his breath. No. Not Mary Poppins. She doesn’t exude sweetness.
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How dare I photograph people being people! Good point, Timothy. Julie Andrews is a brilliant actress, wow! And singer too. 🥰🇬🇧🙏🏻
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Of course, everyone is fair game for your camera in puplic places, public streets, etc., and you can photograph people on private property as long as you are on a public right of way. The Supreme Court came down on the side of paparazzi years ago.
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The paparazzi are really nasty though.
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Not all of them. But as long as they get their photos of people while they are public right of ways they are fine under the law.
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