Photo by Jeremy Bishop A few weeks ago, Zion National Park published its 2018 Commercial Use Authorization (CUA) for photography workshops, and found in its "Unauthorized Use" section on public use obstruction was a troubling note: The use of tripods on trails is prohibited by permittees or clients (monopods are authorized). Restricting such a vital piece of gear would be fatal to most photography workshops operating in the park, and operators were quick to criticize the decision. Speaking anony...
Photo by Jeremy Bishop A few weeks ago, Zion National Park published its 2018 Commercial Use Authorization (CUA) for photography workshops, and found in its "Unauthorized Use" section on public use obstruction was a troubling note: The use of tripods on trails is prohibited by permittees or clients (monopods are authorized). Restricting such a vital piece of gear would be fatal to most photography workshops operating in the park, and operators were quick to criticize the decision. Speaking anony...
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