Does a photographer need an individual’s consent to take a photograph of the individual?
Does a photographer need an individual’s consent to take a photograph of the individual in public?
The general answer is that in Singapore there is no law that specifically says that consent from an individual is necessary before before capturing a photograph containing the person’s likeness in public places. If that is not the case, it will be almost impossible to take photographs in public or at public events and street photography cannot exist.