Photography is not a crime

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1. I’m growing wary of reading these stories. What, do the police really believe that the terrorists are out in the open, snapping away with their Nikons?

   It’s also rather mind-boggling that police and security guards are not CLEAR on the rules of public photography. Everyone seems to just set their own rules and policies.

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4. a) copper looks dug up
   b) copper is a twat
   c)

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5. There is an E-petition for this at number 10’s web site:

   http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/photographylaw/

   Please join in.

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6. I ran across this a while back. It is a pdf that photographers can print and keep with their gear that talks abour rights. http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm

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7. Here’s a similar PDF guide for the UK: http://www.sirimo.co.uk/ukpr.php

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9. Well, police and security guards rules and policies to make it clear and let everyone esp photographers make aware of.

   -Edwin

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10. It’s a bit of a joke tbh, what qualifications in law do the police have anyway as a general rule? That’s right, none…

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