5 Jan
Have you ever wondered what you could photograph legally while you were out on your photowalk? Well, I found this great article that lists in detail some of the rights you have as photographers. So, next time you are out and someone tries to kick you out for photography, you will be better prepared and knowledgeable.
You’re sure you haven’t done anything wrong, but you don’t know whose side the law is on. Fret no more
A look at some of my most interesting photographs from the last couple years as well as a couple personal favorites.
A look at our recent trip to the capital city of Wales, Cardiff. Here we went and visited Cardiff Castle.
A look at a the really great tasting Habu sake drink made with the poisonous Habu snake.
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Arin Krin also known as “The Garlic House” is a very popular restaurant in Okinawa, Japan serving a variety of dishes infused with garlic.
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One of the most popular places on Okinawa where you can visit a haunted site is the haunted Royal hotel located in Nakagusuku village.
I like. I am curious what are the illegal commandments of photography. Do share.
Very good stuff for everyone to know. I had a problem once in Tokyo a few years ago. I was trying to take some pics of the mason building beside Tokyo tower when a guard forced me to stop.
@freedomwv,
I havent experienced that many problems in recent years. Although, I use to encounter problems when I was on my skateboard with a video camera.
Are these Japanese laws? or another country?
Paul,
These are laws pertaining to the U.S. However, I have been looking for specific laws in Japan regarding photography and everything seems to be similar. I would hate to assume and be wrong though. I will take a closer look and let you know what I find.