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Basically, if you are on public land or in a public space you can take a picture of whatever you want - even if the scene you are shooting is on private land or on private space (like looking through a fence into a private garden). If you are private land or in a private place you have to ask permission.
If someone doesn't want to be photographed, then it is up to them to build higher walls.
Authorities need a court order to ask you not to photograph in a public space or to take your photographic film or equipment.
You can take photos of shops, military installations, airports etc. as long as it from the outside.
You can take pictures of kids, crash scenes, celebrities, politicians etc. as long as you are on public land or in a public space.
If someone doesn't want to be photographed, then it is up to them to build higher walls.
Authorities need a court order to ask you not to photograph in a public space or to take your photographic film or equipment.
You can take photos of shops, military installations, airports etc. as long as it from the outside.
You can take pictures of kids, crash scenes, celebrities, politicians etc. as long as you are on public land or in a public space.
