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by Andrew Garrett on August 17, 2006

USATODAY.com - Misinformation about your photography rights continues to spread:
The law in the United States of America is pretty simple. You are allowed to photograph anything with the following exceptions:
• Certain military installations or operations.
• People who have a reasonable expectation of privacy. That is, people who are some place that's not easily visible to the general public, e.g., if you shoot through someone's window with a telephoto lens.
That's it.
Know your rights. Always be polite and respectful when dealing with police, of course, but still - know your rights, and stand up for them.
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