I live in Italy and I also like photographing the Italy’s architectural heritage amongst other things.
When I visit a site I can never be sure as to whether photography is allowed or if I will meet the inflexible eagle-eyed jobsworth who will tell me photography is not allowed.
So now I am trying to develop a strategy. I try to see the key image I want and then get those two or three frames in before I am told that photography is not allowed.
I see that my LX100 can be commanded by my iPhone and has a silent shutter, Hmm another way to get around these stupid restrictions?
Anybody got any other ideas and what is it like in your country?. Italian churches are the worst offenders here.
I managed to get these two shots before getting nabbed on Monday. I always apologise profusely for committing this heinous crime. It was taken in the Beata Vergine della Ghiara in Reggio Emilia with the 7-18 2.8
When I visit a site I can never be sure as to whether photography is allowed or if I will meet the inflexible eagle-eyed jobsworth who will tell me photography is not allowed.
So now I am trying to develop a strategy. I try to see the key image I want and then get those two or three frames in before I am told that photography is not allowed.
I see that my LX100 can be commanded by my iPhone and has a silent shutter, Hmm another way to get around these stupid restrictions?
Anybody got any other ideas and what is it like in your country?. Italian churches are the worst offenders here.
I managed to get these two shots before getting nabbed on Monday. I always apologise profusely for committing this heinous crime. It was taken in the Beata Vergine della Ghiara in Reggio Emilia with the 7-18 2.8
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