Shooting with NYC Buildings

njjulianonjjuliano Registered Users Posts: 17 Big grins
edited October 11, 2007 in Mind Your Own Business
I'm trying to figure out licensing/legalities concerning shooting buildings in NYC. I have a foursome of people that want to take pictures for their brochures with specific buildings in the background, ie, Stock Exchange, Morgan Stanley and some others. Any city dwellers here with some info and direction?

I have been directed to this link:

http://www.nyc.gov/html/film/html/permits/shooting_home.shtml

but am still unsure if this applies to including the building, or even for using it for commercial use. Its seems pretty straightforward, and simple, with the permit allowing this, but I simply want to make sure and see if others have had experience.

Thanks in advance.

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  • HarveylevineHarveylevine Registered Users Posts: 325 Major grins
    edited October 10, 2007
    njjuliano wrote:
    I'm trying to figure out licensing/legalities concerning shooting buildings in NYC. I have a foursome of people that want to take pictures for their brochures with specific buildings in the background, ie, Stock Exchange, Morgan Stanley and some others. Any city dwellers here with some info and direction?

    njjuliano:
    I belive the best souce of information on this topic is Bert Krages, a lawyer and expert on photography and the law. You can learn all about this subject in his book, Legal Handbook for Photographers. I got my copy at Amazon. He devotes several pages to the laws governing the photography of buildings. I believe he has a website as well.

    Harvey
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  • AngeloAngelo Super Moderators Posts: 8,937 moderator
    edited October 11, 2007
    njjuliano:
    I belive the best souce of information on this topic is Bert Krages, a lawyer and expert on photography and the law. You can learn all about this subject in his book, Legal Handbook for Photographers. I got my copy at Amazon. He devotes several pages to the laws governing the photography of buildings. I believe he has a website as well.

    Harvey

    juliano -

    i moved your thread here in hopes that you'll get more response.

    you'll find Kragas' advice and much more in the Photogs Resource sticky at the top of this forum. thumb.gif
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