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Not the end of the story. Photographing where people do not expect strong assurances of privacy is complex to enforce. Try photographing inside a stadium, at th
by sigwinch 1y ago
Not the end of the story. Photographing where people do not expect strong assurances of privacy is complex to enforce. Try photographing inside a stadium, at the Olympics, etc. Others around you might be photographing, but security might ask you to stop or leave.
- rs186 1y agoStadiums are private spaces. That should have been very obvious. In case that's still not clear, you need a ticket to enter a stadium, unlike your local public parks or public library, or, like, streets.