The image right is a right (developed by jurisprudence and
doctrine), which requires the prior permission of someone in order
to take or use his image.
Hence, before taking a photo or a video of someone, basically
his permission must be asked. If you want to use these photos or
videos (for example, for publication on the Internet or in a
newspaper) afterwards, permission needs to be asked again. After
all, permission to take someone's photograph does not
automatically imply the permission to use it. This authorization
must be obtained separately.
However, when someone is in a public place, his picture can be
taken without his explicit consent. There are several trends in the
jurisprudence, but the majority agrees on the principle that when
someone is in a place - accessible to the public - he has given
tacit approval to be photographed.. Regarding the authorization for
the use or reproduction of an image or video, it depends on
whether the person concerned is
