Good, proactive idea. I may steal it.
More than once I've thought about sending my $39.95 to that business
that advertises in the back of the U.S. photo magazines -- IFP
(International Federation of Professional Photographers or some such)
because they provide credentials and vaguely mention accreditation.
Of course, I could put those dollars toward a fedora, print "PRESS" on
a piece of paper, stick it in the brim and hit the streets.
ScottGee1
On 8/18/06, AG Schnozz <agschnozz@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm making up a laminated ID card that I can attach to a lanyard
> to go around my neck which will have my picture on it, my name,
> address, phone number and in HUGE print says "Professional
> Photographer".
>
> Most of these security people have pretty low IQs and a badge
> bigger than theirs should be good enough to buffalo them. If
> it's a real police officer, the details are all there which
> he/she can quickly determine if you are a threat or not and if
> they still make you move on, you'll probably be treated in a
> more professional manner. Act and look like a professional, and
> you'll more likely be treated like one. Business cards aren't
> good enough anymore.
>
> AG
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