Photographer's Rights

[Meredith Butterfield]

SmugMug posted this link and I thought some of the 365Project community might find it useful as well. This is a printable, one-page document that can be easily tucked inside your camera bag.

http://www.krages.com/ThePhotographersRight.pdf

[Scott]

very interesting.

[Autumn Eden]

Great info! Thank you! I have never run into any issues (yet) but it is better to be informed. =)

[Julia Metcalfe]

Photographers in countries other than the United States may find the laws in their countries are different.

[Meredith Butterfield]

@jools Great point, Julia! If there are other links it would be great to post them!

[TJ's World]

Great information! It's printing as I am typing!

[Michael Witt]

The ACLU also has something online:

http://www.aclu.org/free-speech/know-your-rights-photographers

[Kathryn Marshall]

@mikew Thank you for this information. This is printing as I type. I also saved a copy to my computer.

[Kathryn Marshall]

@meredithwb Thank you for this information. I had a copy of this and misplaced it. I am finding that photographers are becoming more and more harassed. I now wear an I D on a lanyard from my photo club. I carry my photo club membership card with me. I want to take the time to make "business" cards for a third set of ID and one that I can hand to the person who questions me. I was questioned yesterday by a person who had seen me taking pictures several days ago. It would have been nice to have been able to hand him one of my cards.

[Roger]

@meredithwb very informative. thank you.