Strictly No Photography is a sardonical celebration of one of many deviant possibilities new technologies are offering us. Displaying images mostly captured by cell phone camera’s, it is a photo-sharing site for pictures taken where you are not allowed to take them. From the inside of the Kremlin to royal palaces, from art galleries to war zones, they are images that range from the ordinary to the profound. Whatever their artistic quality might be, each of them serve as an expression of personal liberty and a disavowal of authority.

Here for the website.

See also Taryn Simon’s An American Index of the Hidden and Unfamiliar

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