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This information applies to the USA only (including Hawaii and Alaska). If you are in Canada or Mexico or another part of North America outside the USA you will want to consult their laws.
In the post September 11, 2001 world people with cameras are under constant scrutiny. Many of us have experienced harrasment, detainment, physical confrontations and threats. Some of it very minor... and some more severe.
May I say sir, you rock. I keep forgetting to look for something like this. I went to NYC over 10 years ago to visit a friend of mine who is a professional photographer and definetely knows his rights. I was quite amazed to see him not back down when photographing over 100 uniformed policemen all lined up outside the big arena for a concert. A lot of them were yelling at him saying they would arrest him but he kept shooting. Ever since then I've made it a point to remember my rights because I would have listened to them and walked away.
I keep forgetting to look for something like this. I went to NYC over 10 years ago to visit a friend of mine who is a professional photographer and definetely knows his rights. I was quite amazed to see him not back down when photographing over 100 uniformed policemen all lined up outside the big arena for a concert. A lot of them were yelling at him saying they would arrest him but he kept shooting. Ever since then I've made it a point to remember my rights because I would have listened to them and walked away.
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