While photographing the Port of Long Beach refineries a group of photographers were confronted by a security guard who was more concerned about her job duties rather than the actual law, which perm...
While photographing the Port of Long Beach refineries a group of photographers were confronted by a security guard who was more concerned about her job duties rather than the actual law, which permits us to photograph the refineries from public space.
Shortly after this encounter, 4 Harbor Patrol units (which, according to them, aren't actual police) engaged us saying that they received a call from this guard who stated to them that a physical altercation had occurred -- which is a complete lie.
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It may be illegal to photograph some sites because of anti-terrorist laws. I think the fear is that those pics will be used for planning an attack. Just look into it no need for extra trouble if you can avoid it.
As long as you are taking the picture from a public place, it is legal, no matter what. There are some exceptions but very few and they are usually military related.
They were on a public street so the photographers were not breaking any crime. As for pictures, all you have to do is look up "google Earth" or google map and you can see a satellite picture of anything really. This Security lady obviously is not aware of the law. If the photographers were on the property than it would be illegal and trespassing, but they weren't.
should of just got the photos you wanted and left. instead of sit there and go on and on about the law. she was just doing her job. it would of been a lot easier that way.
like i said tool. Teenage girls with cell phones are bringing the images from Iran. Apparently you are unware on the Iranian government blocking international news. And If you are a photographer you must be fairly shitty if your assignment is to video tape a refinery with a hand held camera.
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