>Maybe I'm missing something here, but how the hell can you
>copyright a building? Think about it, it just doesn't make sense.
>Besides, any picture you take and develop is automatically
>copyrighted to yourself. So just thumb your nose at them and
>take their picture.
The architecture is copyrighted, which means that you cannot duplicate
the building without their permission. If they copyrighted the drawings
and other renderings, then you cannot infringe those either. If you are
on their private property, they can make up whatever rules they want to
about photography. If you are not on their property, and have a film
permit wherever you are, then you can shoot the building from there.
Be seeing you.
Dirk Wright
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