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Of course in our modern society we also have streets going underground. Here care must be taken as most undergrounds are private property, and that includes the metro. Most of the time nothing will be said so long as you are not causing obstruction or a nuisance. I would certainly seek permission if you want to try it in the rush hour. Above ground anything goes so long as you do not step onto private property to take the picture. This includes those buildings with the grassed or parking areas to the front adjacent to the footpath. Step on those at your peril as most are private property, and sooner or later some jobsworth will challenge you. In London, as is probably the case in most cities, there are buildings that, although it is perfectly legal to take the pictures of, you will be challenged when doing so, often by people carrying guns. My advise is simple, when you see a gun toting police officer standing in the street, tell them what you are doing and why before you begin. They can not stop you, but they may chose to accompany you while you take the pictures. The area around the cenotaph is a good place in point, Having spoken to a police officer at one end of the street, he was still beside me at the other. Not every day you get an armed guard when taking pictures. They also have another aspect to their work in that some of them actually know quite a lot about the buildings they are guarding and, if they are in a good mood, will often tell you about them. Website = www.worldimagemag.com Page 12 email = magazine@photosociety.net
The rule of never presenting people in a bad light applies equally to street scene as to any other form of photography. Treat subjects in a respectful manner and present them in a way you would not be unhappy about in presenting yourself. Remember also not to impose on their space. As with any photography, take care of your equipment, know what and who is around you (they may be watching for an opportunity), stay away from unsavoury areas, watch for traffic. Above all, enjoy the day (or night), stay safe, and if you are in any doubt about the area you want to visit, take some mates with you. Website = www.worldimagemag.com Page 13 email = magazine@photosociety.net
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