Street Photography a Terrorism activity???

[teeemoy]

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gikan mi ni dbgg1979 ug waryu69 ganina sa cebu yacht club near anton's sa mactan. nag suroy2x lng mi ngita ug lugar ma shootan. pagawas ko sa ako camera nya gi sita dayn ko sa guard, "bawal mag picture2x diri dong!" tsk tsk. anyway, i didn't react and just put my camera away. ana dayn c dbgg nko, "luoya aning mga tao nga walay purpose sa ilang kinabuhi oi." hahahahaha. here is my shot:


Yachts Away by Tim Albano, on Flickr

[wooden_heart]

see quoted below, mao nay pinaka sakto nga line to describe those men in uniform, sometimes kanang gamay ra kaayu imung responsibility, i-exaggerate pod dayun ug perform tawon... aron ingnon tsk.

, "luoya aning mga tao nga walay purpose sa ilang kinabuhi oi."


Yachts Away by Tim Albano, on Flickr

[tingwaltz]

"Rights as a Photographer"

Your Rights as a Photographer | Tutorial9

[reirus6]

I used to work at IT park and twice or thrice ko nasita dira but akong dili malimtan kay nanaka mi sa I2 rooftop sa akong migo unya gisita mi sa guard but at least we were able to take our shots. Remember na dili pwede imbargohon ang imong camera maskin pa og unsa mahitabo. no one can delete your photos or get your photos without a court order. Sometimes presenting yourself as an ignorant of their policy works and then just simply walk away. Just make sure lang jud na makashoot ka daan before naa ang guard. hehehe.

[dazzle]

naa mi sa ayala gabie with my friends then nag shoot me sa bago na phase 2 sa ayala kaang top floor, ni ana ang usa ka guard "bawal man dri dong!" niana daun tong chix nako na miga "kung iphone sir pde ra?" ana ang guard "ok ra". What's with the iphone?

[FAQ]

This is the same thing when I just started in the film business. In our field, it's called GUERRILLA MODE. It is pretty common for independent filmmakers where they don't have money for permits. Heck, you can even be fined to shoot in a public area if you don't have a permit from the city. So if you ask the director how will you shoot a particular scene and he/she says "guerrilla", better bring just light equipments cuz when the cops comes, y'all can RUN FAST in different directions!!!!!!

Ok, as for street photography, of course you have to be careful where you are. If you happen to be in a private property, they can do whatever they want. Especially if you're taking pictures within the property like at Ayala with a Mark III-looking camera with a tripod, they will assume that you are a professional photographer and intend use those photos for commercial purposes. That's why the guards are probably being told by management to confront any individuals taking pictures using DSLR.

There should be a thread here on which locations requires permits, restrictions, and special rules so that our fellow photography enthusiasts will be aware.

[dazzle]

Good idea. I was about to start one but realized i have no clue where they are

[Eden Arnoco]

ka relate ko ani!! aggghh!! karon lang January 2014.. of course, bag.o ra ko nabalik sa pinas gikan sa Norway, and naa koi SLR nga nga bag.o ra na palit pag december of last year.. so syempre, newbie pa.. pag uli nako ug cebu, syempre diritso ko ug ayala kay gusto ko makaadto sa new wing sa ayala.. kuyog akong anabz, nag picture2x ko sa fountain.. mao ra jud to ako target ang fountain.. mao ra jud to ako gipicturan in particular.. sus, kay naa mai guard, cgeg tan.aw namo!!! abi nako interesado pud xa ug SLR.. mao to wala ko ni mind.. nya taod2x, naa gihapon xa... murag ka storyaon xa namo.. wla gyud ko ni stop ug picture2x.. bahala xa! hahahaha.. di cgro xa kaduol sa amo kay ako anabz foreigner mn basin nya mag nosebleed.. hahhaha..

hahays paeta, kung digicam cgro kay ok ra.. unsa kahay naa sa SLR oi.. cgro big ang body niya nya color black pa jud.. tsssk.. mag butang nalang ta sila ug sign nga no SLRs for taking photos.. tsssk..

[kok3n]

subscribing....

[WICK]

experienced this often. if in a good mood ko kay i put my camera away ig sita ni manong guard. ug bad mood kay pangayuan nako sila ug memo haha