A photograph shared outside its original or intended context can harm the reputation of both the person depicted and the person who took the photograph, but in different ways:
For the person depicted: the decontextualisation of the image may harm their reputation and raise issues related to personality rights and privacy. Researchers should consider this before sharing research data.
For the photographer: a modification of the photo (or any copyrighted work) or its decontextualisation may affect their author’s reputation and moral rights under copyright law.