Posted by
Grim..., around 8th June 2005:
Hmm, their photo policy is interesting...
"# No filming/photos are permitted BEFORE or AFTER the street ride EXCEPT in a designated photo area (where consenting riders can go to be photographed).
# During the street ride, no closeup filming/photos of people are allowed without the person's written consent.
# During the street ride, no filming/photos of participants when they aren't riding/skating (except with the person's written consent).
# Riders and supporters are actively encouraged to enforce these policies. Thank you!"
I thought that if they were in a public place anyone can take pictures whenever the hell they like?
not quite. here's a good summary:
www.photosecrets.com/p14.html
Posted by
Grim..., around 8th June 2005:
Hmm, but that's talking about US laws...
don't take photos of naked greek planes
Hmmm. I wonder if there's a day coming in which you'll be able to sue ANYONE who takes a photo of you.
I've noticed myself when taking touristy photos that, no matter how well you've set the photo up, there's always some idiot who walks into view and ruins your shot.
Posted by
WarHead, around 12th June 2005:
I think that's usually Brock.
Well, that would explain things.