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I think every photographer should read this. http://www.nytimes.com/ref/business/media/asktheeditors.html?8dpc

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interesting news...
and this....
Shoot only from public spaces. You are prohibited from shooting bridges and tunnels, less so the subway.

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dig the new avatar doug!!! Reading now! Tx rad

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very good this links..

I agree, a very good avatar Doug!!!

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Hi all!

Whoever I should thanks I have not run into problem yet where and what I am photographing. Some earlier tread all ready make me aware thouh, specialy from american members I read stories of hassle by police. These laws like " no pic taken from bridges and tunnels or universities" make me think , say I am a german turist in Sydney and want to make shoot from a Harbour bridge. Police might can stop me doing so? Not happened something like this here (yet), but we not really in target for terorist attack. America is unfortunately, it might a good reason for a thight law geting pictures from potential areas. 

About Doug avatar....He is a nice gentlemen what ever avatar of himself uses....I would prefer see him smiling thouh...suite him well!

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Can't shoot bridges? Well, no more photographs of the Golden Gate then...

This is more paranoia than anything else I think. If I really wanted to photograph it for other reasons than art, there's so many ways to do it covertly it's ridiculous.

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