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Shinjuku Omoide Yokocho (Memory Lane) is an area in the Shinjuku West Gate Area Shopping District known for its architectural interest, and for its nightlight. There is a strict policy which prohibits any photography or videography, both creative and editorial, without permission from the Omoide Yokocho management. Also, all photography and videography must be approved

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Developed by Phillip Hudson and James Wardrop, the Shrine of Remembrance is located in Melbourne, Australia. Images taken of the Shrine of Remembrance  are unsuitable for all commercial and editorial collections unless they are images or clips taken or photographed on April 25 which is Anzac Day. Images taken on that day can only be

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The Sistine Chapel is a well known chapel located in Vatican City. There are restrictions on the taking of photography within the chapel interior. Imagery taken from within the chapel is not suitable for commercial use. Images of the chapel, including interior shots, may be acceptable for editorial use.

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If you pay admission, ask permission.  Generally speaking, places that charge admission are not suitable for licensing, and typically post their shoot policies on-site or online for review. The Six Flags Amusement and Theme Parks do just that in the below link. https://www.sixflags.com/america/plan-your-visit/park-policies No commercial photography and photography for Editorial use must have permission from

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Built in 1991 by the late Aaron Spelling, this estate located in Los Angeles California is now the property of Candy Spelling, wife of the deceased.  It is the largest home in Los Angeles county, and is a French chateau-style home. Content featuring the home is not suitable for commercial use, however may be acceptable

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St. Gereon’s Basilica is a Roman Catholic church located in Cologne, Germany. Reference to a church at this site holding the name of St. Gereon’s dates back as early as 612, however the structure seen today is highly irregular, and the product of years of periodic additions to the building, said to have begun in

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Located in Hildesheim, Germany, St. Michael’s Church is a Romanesque church listed on the UNSECO World Cultural Heritage list.  Content depicting the interior of the location, including paintings and artwork, is not suitable for editorial nor commercial-use content. Content featuring the location exterior may be acceptable for editorial or commercial use. 

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Located within the Vatican City, St. Peter’s has the largest interior of any Christian church in the world and is regarded as one of the holiest Catholic sites. The basilica is the burial site of Saint Peter, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus and namesake of the church. Content featuring the interior and where

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St. Stephen’s Cathedral, more commonly known by its German name, Stephansdom, is a building located in Vienna, Austria. They have a policy that states photos of the interior are only allowed for private use. Non-private and/or commercial photography/videography are not allowed without permission from the church. Interior shots of the cathedral are not suitable for

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Sugarloaf Cable Cars are a trademarked cableway in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. There are several trademark registrations associated with this location. Content featuring the Sugarloaf Cable Cars as the main focus or subject is unsuitable for commercial use. Skyline shots where the Sugarloaf Cable Cars are the main focus or subject are unsuitable for commercial

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