photographer not terrorist Black T-ShirtBuy this product at CafePressDesigned by Boyersmile Graphics It seems like every other day you hear about another documented abuses of photographer’s rights by security guards as well as police. I have found an interesting way to state you’re opinion on these abuses without having to get confrontational with people. Check…
Tag Archive: Photographer Rights
Security Guard Run In
If you take pictures, eventually it’ll happen. A run in with the law…or the rent-a-law-enforcer. Today I was shooting some head shots for another startup CEO in San Francisco at Levi Plaza. Levi Plaza is a set of office buildings that have the offices for Levi Strauss and Company. It also happens to be where…
Resources about Photographer’s Rights
As a photographer, you always need to know what your rights are in today’s security and legal focused world. Ever since the Carlos Miller incident in Florida and the photographer ID cards hubbub in the UK, this has been an active topic on the message boards and blogs. Today I came across a great listing…
Photographer Rights
There has been an interesting incident of a photographer getting arrested in Miami for photographing some police. Thomas Hawk has been following the event very closely. Here are direct links to Thomas’ posts in order: Dirty Cops Belong in Jail Carlos Miller Arrested for the Crime of Photography The “Other Side” of the Carlos Miller…
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The landscape, travel, and stock photography of Greg A. Lato. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, I focus on Art, Fine Art, and Stock photography from San Francisco, California, and beyond.
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