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Has anyone been given a hard time getting pictures of locations developed? I know the photomat people have to by law, report an child porn/abuse, but what about pictures of places you're not supposed to be? If you're sending pictures of you doing illegal things, are you screwed or what?
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just build a rapport with the people at the lab. it's worked well in the past for me.
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I have never had a problem.
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process it and print it yourself ;)
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UE photography usually doesn't depict anything illegal. What's illegal about pictures of rusty machines, rooftop views, and so on? That's just architectual photography, really--nothing illegal about that!
The only times I've heard of people having trouble with photo labs is when they try to get photos of OBVIOUSLY ILLEGAL things/acts processed, like child porn. In high school one of my classmates had problems with snapshots of himself and others smoking pot, but in that case I think a parent who knew the guy worked at the photo lab. I'm sure there are similar stories floating around out there, but the point is that UE photos shouldn't be a problem.
For years I've gotten my UE photos processed at pro, semi-pro, and not-so-pro (Target) photo labs, and I've never had a problem. And I've never heard of anyone else having a problem, either.
I wouldn't worry about it.
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Posted by NV
UE photography usually doesn't depict anything illegal. What's illegal about pictures of rusty machines, rooftop views, and so on? That's just architectual photography, really--nothing illegal about that!
For years I've gotten my UE photos processed at pro, semi-pro, and not-so-pro (Target) photo labs, and I've never had a problem. And I've never heard of anyone else having a problem, either.
I wouldn't worry about it.
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Posted by Alvin
process it and print it yourself ;)
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I'm with NV, and I've never had any problems.
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| UE photography usually doesn't depict anything illegal. What's illegal about pictures of rusty machines, rooftop views, and so on? That's just architectual photography, really--nothing illegal about that! |
I guess it depends what you mean by "UE photography." If you're viewing it strictly as taking photos of abandoned places, then yeah.. I doubt it would ever raise any eyebrows. On the other hand, if you're taking pictures of things like bridges, subway stations/tunnels, powerplants, or even drains, then it might be a different story altogether.
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Posted by micro
I guess it depends what you mean by "UE photography." If you're viewing it strictly as taking photos of abandoned places, then yeah.. I doubt it would ever raise any eyebrows. On the other hand, if you're taking pictures of things like bridges, subway stations/tunnels, powerplants, or even drains, then it might be a different story altogether.
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If you make it look "artistic" then the photo lab your printing at might even want to ask you to hang a copy of it on their wall , well maybe not , but you know what i mean.
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