This is the first lot if pictures that came out of the shoot for Lipstick and Lace. All improvised having no lights, no background or fancy flashes. I was granted a couple of umbrellas to block of the sunbeams that came to annoy us later on in the days. Apart from battling with nature the background was 3 sheets of wallpaper stuck together with masking tape and the light was provided by god through a windowed roof (don't know what the proper name is). And a proper (or unproper in this caes) photoshoot with a woman in sexy dresses wouldn't be complete without a set of builders peering through from the building site opposite.
On the 16th of February, the Government passed a law (in the Counter Terrorism Act) making it illegal to take a photograph of a police office, military personnel or member of the intelligence services - or a photograph which "may be of use for terrorism". This definition is vague at best, and open to interpretation by the police - who under Home Secretary guidelines can "restrict photography in public places".
We call for these vague restrictions to be lifted, as they can easily be mis-used by the police.
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