Etiquette & Culture
Check no-photography signs, people and private property
Ask before filming where signs prohibit it, in secure or military-related areas, hospitals, schools or ceremonies.
Travel question: Check no-photography signs, people and private property
Permission to photograph a streetscape does not automatically cover close-ups of people, shop interiors, private land, equipment setup or publication.
Why is this rule in place?
This protects safety, privacy, venue control and religious or cultural practice.
What should travelers do?
Ask people and shops first and stop or delete when requested. Follow staff at military or disaster scenes and check drones separately.
Examples & Details
No photography, airport, port, military site, shop, temple, person, drone
Official Source Authority
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