Art Photograph
Why can not I take a few photo galleries, but I can tell others?
I noticed that the art galleries have different attitudes towards visitors while taking pictures of artwork. For example, you can not take pictures in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence (although this used to be allowed), but you can in the Musée d'Orsay, Paris. I'm curious to know why this is, and whether people think that photography should be allowed or prohibited in the gallery spaces where there are no copyright issues.
It varies from museum - Best thing to do is find the rule where you are and follow it. Generally there is a conservation problem that the flash can, over time, damage the work. It is also true that it becomes more difficult for us to be able to differentiate between a device photo and the one with the video function, and may have a security problem that someone using the video case instead. He is also an exam question on the flash. Other people are there to consider work in a quiet atmosphere and concentrated and eyes open when you are enjoying a work permit for all light and details - and then BOOM, the flash goes off next to them, which can affect their experience and gives them as boring as temporary blindness little they have to overcome. A bit like you're grooving on your iPod and someone approached you and held out his arm and pulled an ear bud so they can tell you something unimportant, like, "hey, Do you listen to? "Lucky you. If only I could go to the Musée d'Orsay. Enjoy your travels!
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