Public photog pass-which is worse
apparently you may need a pass to take photos in public, this is bad but whats worse having to have a pass or having your every potential move photographed and put on the web by everyone phone carrying idiot.[URL=http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/Photography/]http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/Photography/[/URL]
i don't have a link to the story but someone from there probably does. Personally i'd like everyone to have a public pass.
i think it'd be good if it was illegal, people that really loved photography would become criminals and would have to become expert in the ways of stealth, they would be rebel artists.
You know, I adore those spy cameras.
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it would be fun running around all day on the sneak, every picture would matter.
Sneaky cameras would be the best anyway. People get all freaked out and strange when a camera is pointed at them. To get something genuine, you have to be like a photography ninja.
Good coffee is like drinking Rock and Roll.
[QUOTE=Synnove;936018]Sneaky cameras would be the best anyway. People get all freaked out and strange when a camera is pointed at them. To get something genuine, you have to be like a photography ninja.[/QUOTE]
A photography Ninja. That's going to be my goal for a new level of photography. 
[QUOTE=morey;936008]i think it'd be good if it was illegal, people that really loved photography would become criminals and would have to become expert in the ways of stealth, they would be rebel artists.[/QUOTE]
I wouldn't get a pass to take pictures if I needed to. Fuck that. I'd take my chances. If you act sheepish about what your doing people will question, perhaps even challenge you. Sheepish is not the way to go in life. Especially when your taking pictures.
i used to lie a lot when i took pictures.
[QUOTE=morey;936059]i used to lie a lot when i took pictures.[/QUOTE]
Lie, or get caught up in creating a story? I think lie is harsh if you were doing it to get in the mood of whatever you were trying to accomplish capturing on film. 
[QUOTE=Prophetess;936060]Lie, or get caught up in creating a story? I think lie is harsh if you were doing it to get in the mood of whatever you were trying to accomplish capturing on film. ;)[/QUOTE] say i saw a really ugly/weird person on a porch and wanted their picture but didn't want to offend them, i'd say i was doing a project for school on people and their porches, [I]like that.[/I]
I think there should be more photos in the world. I have a huge trunk full of old photos I love.
On the other hand, I hate to be photographed and I am sure many other people feel the same.
Good coffee is like drinking Rock and Roll.