Roadside photography Safety notice

 

XF Photography – Roadside Photography Safety Notice

Last updated: 22nd march 2026


Roadside photography involves capturing riders as they pass a fixed location on public roads. Safety is the highest priority, and by taking part in roadside photography you agree to the following:


1. Ride Safely and Legally

• You must ride within your ability and follow all road laws at all times.

• I do not encourage or request speeding, stunts, harsh braking, or unsafe manoeuvres.

• You are fully responsible for your own riding decisions.


2. Public Road Conditions

• Roadside photography takes place on open public roads.

• Traffic, pedestrians, animals, weather, and road conditions may change at any time.

• You must ride appropriately for the conditions.


3. No Direction or Instruction

• I do not direct how you should ride past the camera.

• You choose your own speed, line, and approach.

• You must not attempt to pose, look at the camera, or adjust your riding in a way that compromises safety.


4. Your Bike Must Be Road‑Safe

• Your motorbike must be roadworthy, taxed, insured, and safe to ride.

• You are responsible for ensuring your tyres, brakes, and equipment are in good condition.


5. Personal Responsibility

• You participate entirely at your own risk.

• I am not liable for any accidents, injuries, damage, or loss that occur while riding past the camera.

• You must maintain full control of your bike at all times.


6. Image Delivery

• Roadside images are delivered automatically once payment is completed.

• Images may appear in group galleries where multiple riders are present.


7. Public Photography

• Roadside photography takes place in public spaces where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy.

• If you wish to request removal of an image, you may do so in accordance with my Privacy Policy.


8. Respect the Location

• Do not stop in unsafe areas or obstruct traffic.

• Park only where it is legal and safe to do so.

• Be mindful of residents, other road users, and the environment.


For any questions or concerns, contact:

xf_photography@outlook.com