(was RE: My Home Town)
John,
In Australia there is basically no restriction at all on who or what
you can take photos of if you are on public property. If you are on
private
property (which includes shopping centres and council owned land) then the
property owner has the right to set the rules
This one time, at band camp, Paul Ewins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we have no bill
of rights so we have no inalienable rights, and specifically no right of
privacy. Putting it another way, our rights as photographers stem from other
people's lack of rights to prevent us taking photos.
My
John,
In Australia there is basically no restriction at all on who or what
you can take photos of if you are on public property. If you are on private
property (which includes shopping centres and council owned land) then the
property owner has the right to set the rules. A lot of the time
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