Photographing a Fort mosque from the street — fine from the lane or put the camera down even outside
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Kasper Holm•141 rep7
Nice door. Leftover rain light. Camera already out for the wall. Not going inside. Asking the line.
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Kasper Holm•141 rep5 Answers from travellers
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Street photo of a facade is usually fine if you are not blocking and not sticking a lens in a doorway during prayer. Put it down if someone says no. Do not pose on the steps. Do not use zoom on people leaving. Ordinary manners, not a permit desk.
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Dilshan Perera•214 rep7
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We took the quieter fork on this: Photographing a Fort mosque from the street. Fine. No one clapped.
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Harri Nieminen•126 rep0
Kids: sit. Pride turns 'Photographing a Fort mosque from the street' into a speech at the kerb.
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