Standing Up for Photographers
Posted on Sunday, January 31, 2010 in civil liberties, photography, protest, surveillance society
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[...] was heartening to attend the Mass Photo Gathering in January, organised by I’m a Photographer Not a Terrorist, which demonstrated just how [...]