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Legal Rights of Photographers - Andrew Kantor's Place
Legal Rights of Photographers v. 1 of 8 Andrew Kantor May 2009 Legal Rights of Photographers Version May 2009 By Andrew Kantor Even before 9/11, photography had been under siege. Anyone with a camera larger than a cell phone was considered some sort of threat, and since 9/11 it s only gotten worse. There s an incredible amount of misinformation about what Rights Photographers in the United States have. People have written to me about how they were told, You can t take pictures of police, and You can t shoot children without their parents permission and You can t take pictures on private property without permission. None of these are true. Photographers have been harassed, threatened, and killed all for capturing a moment on a memory card or on film. Images have been deleted or confiscated, police have been called, and innocent people have had to deal with know-nothing guards, cops, and ordinary folks.
Legal Rights of Photographers v. 2.01 2 of 8 Andrew Kantor www.kantor.com/legalrights May 2009 A school field trip. Do I even know all these kids? Nope.
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