Tuesday, April 18, 2006
Thomas Hawk's Digital Connection: Photographing Architecture is Not a Crime, Thomas Hawk vs. Building Security Episode 118
In this very strange post-9/11 world, sometimes even the simple act of taking a picture can get people riled up. The link above goes to a entry by Thomas Hawk, a photographer who was rudely hassled by security of 45 Fremont building in San Francisco. Knowing his rights, Thomas stood firm, and reminds us that we should do the same.
For more information on Photographer's Rights:
The Photographer's Right (.pdf flyer)
and
Legal Rights of Photographers (.pdf)
Luckily, I've only been run off from a few places that I was trying to photograph. Had I been armed with the information above, I would have probably stood my ground.
In this very strange post-9/11 world, sometimes even the simple act of taking a picture can get people riled up. The link above goes to a entry by Thomas Hawk, a photographer who was rudely hassled by security of 45 Fremont building in San Francisco. Knowing his rights, Thomas stood firm, and reminds us that we should do the same.
For more information on Photographer's Rights:
The Photographer's Right (.pdf flyer)
and
Legal Rights of Photographers (.pdf)
Luckily, I've only been run off from a few places that I was trying to photograph. Had I been armed with the information above, I would have probably stood my ground.


