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<p>In public places in the US, you have a Constitutionally protected right to make photographs. But is it always wise to exercise that right?</p>



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In public places in the US, you have a Constitutionally protected right to make photographs. But is it always wise to exercise that right?


<p>In public places in the US, you have a Constitutionally protected right to make photographs. But is it always wise to exercise that right?</p>









Down the Road Podcast, episode 15: The right to photograph

A short weekly thought about a subject related to creativity and photography, especially film photography.

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Down the Road Podcast, episode 15: The right to photograph

Down the Road Podcast, episode 15: The right to photograph