Know your Photographic Rights

Graphic Courtesy of ACLU.org

As another anniversary of a horrific event comes around we are still reminded of how it changed policy for photographers. Having proper ID just to photograph a building or a bridge. Having to worry about police or people stopping you from making art and preserving/documenting history. Actually getting harassed by security personnel for just having a camera.
A good read HERE by the ACLU on  what your rights as a photographer are. From photographing on the street to in a private mall. Rules and regulations and laws are different now.
Personally we at P3 are in-favor of complete photographic freedom in public/presumed public places, but we do not encourage anyone to break the law. Vote to change the Law!
Know Before you Photo!