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PetraG
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You would refuse to take sexual pictures of anyone, that is a reasonable boundary that most professional photographers have, and so there is no discrimination concern there.But this could be a slippery slope. What’s next, I’m hired to take photographs of a couple at their house, and then it turns out to be pornography.
I don’t see the day coming when photographers are required to take pictures of lewd acts not allowed at a grocery store. I think you’re safe on the porn concerns.
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