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>Photography is never illegal. Photography in public is never illegal. Private or otherwise restricted-access locations can ban photography on the premises.
by ThrustVectoring 12y ago
>Photography is never illegal.
Photography in public is never illegal. Private or otherwise restricted-access locations can ban photography on the premises.
- estebank 12y agoThe problem is that at least in the US there is a prevalence of "public access" places that are technically "private property" and enforce bans on photography as such, including public transport stations in some cities.
- webmaven 12y agoAnd malls.
- stef25 12y agoIndeed! I got dragged to the police station once by a guy cause I took a picture of his front door. He even tried to force me in to his car. Instead I walked to the cops with the guy driving next to me. He explained the problem and the cops told him to leave me alone.