Photographer's rights.

Discussion in 'Photography, Art & Design' started by nicotine, 10 Aug 2006.

  1. nicotine

    nicotine What's a Dremel?

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    http://www.krages.com/ThePhotographersRight.pdf

    I stumbled across this document on another forum, it's a pretty informative document on what rights one has as a photographer. It's good to get familiarized with what you can and cannot do.
     
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  2. J-Pepper

    J-Pepper Minimodder

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    Thanks, that was very informative, although a lot is common sense (i suspect) as I would have followed what the guide said anyway.

    For us British folk out there (especially yodasarmpit! :p ), here is a link to a UK specific version.

    http://www.sirimo.co.uk/ukpr.php
     
  3. Cthippo

    Cthippo Can't mod my way out of a paper bag

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    Thanks for posting that, Nicotine! Useful information
     
  4. coorz

    coorz Miffed

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    Here at Schiphol (Dutch main airport) we have special designated 'plane spotters areas' where one is allowed to take pictures of airplanes. Sounds weird in these times innit?
     
  5. Cthippo

    Cthippo Can't mod my way out of a paper bag

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    I dunno, not so much. Here we have a few places around the country specually set up for trainchasers. In fact, there is a park in Rochelle Illinios just for that pastime. I like planes, but unless they're painted green they all tend to look the same to me. Nice to see someplace hasn't gone completly daft.
     

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