Gee, that is simply unbelievable. I mean, like . . really?
I wonder about all that stuff. My gig teaching is about a block away
from the famous San Francisco landmark, Lombard Street, "The Crookedest
Street In The World" and each time I go by there's a scrillion folk
from all over the world laughing and cavorting taking videos,
photographs and posing against it as a backdrop. It must be phenomenal
as an entity yet I see it as lovely, as curious, as typically San
Francisco, yet . . well, I dunno.
Jack
> I ran into a similar situation a few years ago at Torrey Pines State
> Park in California. The Park Ranger noticed all the camera equipment
> in my car and told me that the State/Park retains the "copryright" on
> the trees there (they only grow in this one tiny coastal area of
> California) and that photographers are not allowed to take photographs
> of them for any type of commercial work, including art work they would
> sell without paying a licensing fee.
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