That moment before your rights are violated & you’re unlawfully arrested
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Published February 19, 2014 discarted , Documentary Photography , Harassment , Hollywood , LAPD , Los Angeles , Photographers' Rights , Photography , Photojournalism , Police , Police Harassment , Shawn Nee , Street photography Leave a Comment
Tags: foster, hollywood, lapd, Los Angeles, palmer, Rudy Vidal, shawn nee
Published February 18, 2014 Hollywood , Los Angeles , Photography , Photojournalism , Shawn Nee , Street photography 1 Comment
Tags: discarted, hollywood, Los Angeles, shawn nee
“gritchyo teet’ & lock yo knees”
Published February 17, 2014 discarted , Documentary Photography , Hollywood , LAPD , Los Angeles , Photographers' Rights , Photography , Photojournalism , Police , Shawn Nee , Street photography Leave a Comment
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Published February 17, 2014 discarted , Documentary Photography , Hollywood , LAPD , Los Angeles , Photographers' Rights , Photography , Police , Shawn Nee , Street photography Leave a Comment
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Wendy’s bomb scare
Alone on the Street
Published February 10, 2014 discarted , Documentary Photography , Hollywood , Los Angeles , Photographers' Rights , Photography , Photojournalism , Street photography 4 CommentsTags: discarted, hollywood, Los Angeles, shawn nee
Only few photographers have this ability to see and then capture what happens on the street. LA street/doc photographer Shawn Nee is one of them. Besides being named by Complex as one of the 50 best street photographers alive — and being arrested by LAPD for shooting the streets –, he’s also been featured by NPR, the Los Angeles Times, PBS, and F8 magazine.
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Published January 29, 2014 discarted , Documentary Photography , Hollywood , Los Angeles , Photography , Photojournalism , Street photography 1 Comment
Tags: discarted, hollywood, Los Angeles, shawn nee
LAPD’s Canned Response to 23 Citizen Complaints
Published January 28, 2014 discarted , Harassment , Hollywood , LAPD , LAPD 44 , Los Angeles , Photography , Police , Police Harassment 1 CommentTags: Bea Girmala, Captain Cory Palka, Cory Palka, discarted, hollywood, lapd, LAPD Andrew Smith, LAPD Andy Neiman, LAPD Cory Palka, LAPD Kevin Palmer, LAPD Mike Foster, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Police Department, Officer Kevin Palmer, Officer Mike Foster, Rudy Vidal, shawn nee
As a concerned citizen worried about the direction that law enforcement is heading in nowadays, the next time you contact the Los Angeles Police Department with your complaints, you might want to take the response you receive with a grain of salt.
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KELLY’S ARMY
Published January 21, 2014 Assault , Photography , Photojournalism 2 CommentsTags: Fulleront, hollywood, Jay Cicinelli, Kelly Thomas, manuel ramos, murder, police brutality, Ron Thomas, shawn nee
Do not believe what you’ve been reading in the mainstream media about the Fullerton PD protest that happened on Saturday. I was there, photographing the event and what I witnessed does not line up with what is being written by major news publications.
LAPD Denies My Request Seeking the Number of Times Their Officers Accessed My Personal Information
Published January 21, 2014 Above The Law , Documentary Photography , Hollywood , LAPD , LAPD 44 , Photographers' Rights , Photography , Photojournalism , Police , Police Harassment , Shawn Nee , Street photography 1 CommentTags: discarted, hollywood, lapd, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Police Department, shawn nee
If the Los Angeles Police Department was potentially accessing your private information via a government database like the DMV, you would think that the subject of those searches would have a right to know if the information was accessed, when it was accessed, and why it was accessed. That way, the person could determine if the searches were done legally, or illegally. And whether or not, at the very least, find out if the searches violated LAPD policy.
Well, having carte blanche to this information may be true in states like Florida where there are very strong public records laws that keep government open and protect the public’s right to know. But what holds true in the Sunshine State, does not in The Golden State.
Complex Magazine’s “The 50 Greatest Street Photographers Right Now”
Published January 16, 2014 Documentary Photography , Photography , Shawn Nee , Street photography 2 CommentsTags: Complex Magazine, hollywood, Los Angeles, shawn nee, The 50 Greatest Street Photographers Right Now
At least one person thinks I’m a decent photographer.
Last night, an email popped up on my phone that looked like another man notifying me that I’d inherited 10 million Nigerian nairas. So I went back to work, and ignored it for a few hours. But later, when I checked the rest of my emails I realized it was from someone congratulating me on making Complex Magazine’s “The 50 Greatest Street Photographers Right Now”.
It was a nice surprise, and seeing that I’ve been laying low for a while and not paying much attention to the photography world it was very unexpected. And I really can’t believe the writer called me “…a bit of a folk hero in the street photography world.” Haven’t heard that one before, especially since my photography has caused other people to call me things much worse than that. So it was a nice use of words.
I’m really appreciative being a part of this group of people. It’s motivating and helps you can keep going when you feel like putting the camera down for good.
So if you have some free time, go check out Complex Magazine because there’s some great photographers on that list.
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