Dear Stonieorl99, Your post about shooting in the National Parks is disturbing, to say the least. It's become an issue for a number of years now, but the lack of rules which allowed the park ranger to make his own value judgement, based perhaps on his personal religious or moral code is outrageous. I strongly suggest, if you haven't already done so, that you contact ASMP, APA, and PPof A with this information. They have been steadfast in fighting these types of government abuses, which really are values that a few are trying to impose on the many! And as an aside, it would be nice if you would sign your posts with your name. Nobody likes responding to an email nom-de-plume . If this weren't such an important issue, I would not have written back. Sincerely, Clay Price Posted by: "stonieorl99" stonieorl@... stonieorl99 wrote: A few weeks ago, I was issued a citation in a national park for photographing a model without a permit. The offense was "failure to obtain permit," 36 CFR 1.6(g)(1); the citation did not mention the law or regulation that actually required the permit. The citation imposed a $150 fine, and required a mandatory court appearance. I might have contested the charge, but the court appearance would have been in Salt Lake City, Utah, and I live in Florida....... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re:Be Careful Who You Photograph in National Parks
2007-10-07 by Clayton Price
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