Is it obligatory to condemn a man who kisses his wife in a displayed studio photograph, and what is the evidence for the prohibition of this act or the publication of the photograph, given that it is not visible to men?

It is not obligatory to deny the publishing of the picture, but it is recommended to advise the studio owner not to publish such a picture. This is because a man kissing his wife in front of people is considered disliked by some scholars, and some of them considered it a breach of chivalry. Furthermore, its publication might lead to temptation and arouse instincts.