Have you ever gotten yelled at for taking photos of something?
Funny thing though, go there on a weekend and nobody really seems to care...
Tim W.
TA Wilson Photography
Baydream wrote:
chasrich wrote: The exterior of a business is fair game - at least in my book.
If you are in a public space, anything goes except maybe peeking in a window
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That chef is why I carry a heavy monopod.
Correct if it is in the public arena then it is open to shoot. Now I will not shoot a photo of someone if they object to it on the street, but that is not because I cannot, it is because I choose to respect their wishes. There are exceptions to this rule though, if I see something possibly news worthy I will shoot it in a heart beat despite protestations.
digiphoto wrote: For some reason business in the city seem to think they own the sidewalk in front of their business because the city makes them clear the snow...uhhh nope...had bank security once try and tell me they owned the sidewalk when I was taking pictures of the building...
Funny thing though, go there on a weekend and nobody really seems to care...
I have had some make that exact argument to me, and I told them to take that policy up with the city. That even though the city makes them clear snow it is still public property. Again some people insist that they have the right to tell you what to do in public as far as photography goes. They learn otherwise if they try and stop the right people.
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