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Where in the Data Protection Act...	by Trinity_Quasar	2004-02-10 08:13:59
In the DPA 1998, nowhere.	by pas51	2004-02-10 08:32:45
The only relevant law is to do with filming	by Tomo	2004-02-10 10:46:50
In public places you can film what and who you like. On private property you may need permission, depending on what relationship you have with the owners. For filming in a random location, you do need permission. If you are a student or employee at the institution it's a little more vague. Basically, it's possible that they can prevent you from taking the photographs, BUT it is NOT anything to do with the Data Protection Act 1998.
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