In the face of increasing heavy manners towards photographers doing their job, I’ve posted up a guide to your rights when you’re out snapping on the streets.
It can get a little complex, but fundamentally, if you’re on a public right of way – such as a public pavement, footpath or public highway – you’re free to take photographs for personal and commercial use of whatever you like.
Photographers Rights And The Law In The UK
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