No (Flash) Photography

A Week in the Life has raised some comments out there in cyberspace about restrictions on photography.
These restrictions force scrapbookers to tell the story in a different way. Instead of photos, you might have to just use words, collect memorabilia, or be more creative with the photos you can take.

Here are a few places that restrict photography:

  • Daycares and schools
  • Court and prison or jail
  • Museums
  • Performances
  • Places of worship
  • Work

Has your photography ever been restricted? What strategies did you use to compensate for this restriction? Comment below or join the conversation on facebook or twitter.

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Stephanie

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