Post by crazycatlady on Nov 26, 2014 17:20:45 GMT
My husband and oldest child are very much into photography (and pretty good at it, in my obviously biased opinion), and we're confused about whether there might be a problem with bringing our framed photos and photobooks (like the popular Shutterfly ones) with us.
We're unclear about whether a framed photo of our family members would be considered to be one of those depictions of humans/animals that are frowned upon or would it be different because the depiction is of our family (and pets, to be honest). Anyone have any useful advice/experience about whether the customs people would think that it's the same or that it's different?
(We are already aware that we're probably better off leaving irreplaceable stuff at home, but I'm looking for a different kind of info.)
We're unclear about whether a framed photo of our family members would be considered to be one of those depictions of humans/animals that are frowned upon or would it be different because the depiction is of our family (and pets, to be honest). Anyone have any useful advice/experience about whether the customs people would think that it's the same or that it's different?
(We are already aware that we're probably better off leaving irreplaceable stuff at home, but I'm looking for a different kind of info.)
