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Just to clarify the rules on aerial photography from a plane or helicopter in the UK. If the photos are for personal use then the rules are reasonably relaxed. The pilot can hold a Private Pilots Licence and the aircraft can be almost anything that flies. As soon as you get into commercial...

The only reason I want to see the terms for entering is because I want to know if past employees of CBRE are allowed to enter or not - I used to work for them you see. No point in taking some shots if I am not allowed to enter.

Hi, I suppose you couldn't contact the organisers of the competition as the terms and conditions and contact us are not working.

First of all, think about the bigger picture and the future. In an ideal world you want people to see your photographs and say wow, I like these and I want this photographer at my wedding. The more cds the brides mother produces the more people get to see your photos. Now, the problem you...

If you can afford it go for a DSLR. The simple reason is that you use the body as a starting block and build upon that. BETTER INVESTMENT of YOUR money in the long term. Buy a basic DSLR lens kit & learn how to use it. By using it you will learn which additional lenses you need to buy...

But look at the way the NT are treating people who enter their photographic competition http://www.pictureyourself.org.uk/terms.php (scroll down to the section headed Your Contributions). Seems the NT are just out to get free photos to use or sell on to others.