photographing

Police falsely claiming that photographing or recording them on the job is illegal is a recurring problem in the US, too.

Especially when you're doing things that have more risk, like photographing electrical infrastructure in a densely populated region.

If you need motivation, try creating condensed weekend projects, like photographing a baseball in interesting ways, or moving vehicles.

It is quite sensible for said photographer to turn down requests for photographing non-weddings, and holds to a certain widespread classic & religious definition of what a wedding is.

My understanding was that they were writing about and photographing specifically the subset that recreates battlefields, both real and imaginary.

You can also 3d print bump keys from just photographing the keyhole in a door.

For the little or lot it's worth, filming and photographing police activity in public is rather strongly protected in the U.

Are they saving the slices or just photographing each layer as it's cut down?

If photographing Swift is that much more profitable than photographing the local no-name band, then part of that is due to Swift's own work; the photographer is working from the success of the subject matter; in literature this would be akin to a derivative work.

Yes, it's often tedious and frustrating, and involves hours of work that I'd rather spend writing or photographing new material.

But my main hobby is photographing cute people.

Its not about photographing them, is it?

But if you're photographing a public place, you're not re-"publishing" the building.

And as for the pub photographing: There has been a trend in bars in Indianapolis to scan he barcode on the back of the drivers license to "verify identity".

Is there actually a primary source from someone at Kodak saying "Yeah, we intentionally limited the dynamic range because we didn't care about photographing people with dark skin"?

If you're photographing something that happens to have an artist's work in the background, that's going to be fair use, like the "dancing baby" video that has a bit of a Prince song in the background.

Photographing in black and white forces the photographer to concentrate on light, shadow, and texture.