IanC_UK said:This is a Photographers rights document, is it the right one ?
GfK said:Dunno - that one seems to be specific to the US?
IanC_UK said:Thats what i thought ! But i havent seen the other one !
Steve said:Cheers for that Bachs.
I'll get it uploaded to our server and the link changed :thumb:
GfK said:Wish I'd kept me mouth shut now! :blush:
IanC_UK said:Nah ! it just shows how important this resource is mate !
Marcel said:Indeed, it is somewhat of a 'golden bible' for many photographers. Not for those with ill intent, but for those who may be uncomfortable and unsure of their rights. It gives the layman photographer some confidence that with all todays laws and restrictions, we are still allowed to go and get innocent shots without fear of persecution
I'd personally like to thank sirimo for writing and providing this PDF, it's giving me a good clear insight into what I can and cannot shoot safely, and I am looking forward to the impending update.
Kind Regards
EosD said:*edit* wow! whos the lovely smiling woman against the wall!!!!!!!:shock:
sirimo said:That's my girlfriend and number one model
CT said:Lucky git!
If you look really close at the bottom of the image in the PDF (zoom to 300%), there is a copyright sign with the artists name (Wouter van Caspel) and URL for iStockphoto.com with image number 135120CT said:So browsing your site, I gather that is actually you in your avatar, so who is the guy with the beard on the first page of your PDF document? onders:
sirimo said:Thanks ! Of course real credit has to go to Linda for writing the guide and answering off the comments/questions. I'm glad it's been such a success to the UK photography community.
That's my girlfriend and number one model