The Good
"Carlos Miller and his blog Photography Is Not A Crime has to be the best blog I have come across to date that documents the ongoing battle that photographers and videographers are facing in increasing numbers." Hodson Report
"Anyone who promises to 'mock, madden and maybe even muckrake' has my attention - especially when he's fighting for my right to plant my sticks wherever the Constitution says I can." Lenslinger
"With a seemingly increasing number of stories of police harassing and arresting photographers making headlines, one man has made it his job to watch the police." B-roll
"This is not a partisan issue. It's a police abuse-of-power issue, and 'security' is no excuse for this sort of totally unacceptable and unconstitutional behavior by officers of the law. Carlos Miller is a great source of information about these unfolding stories." Brendan Loy
Carlos Miller runs "one of Miami's best blogs." Miami New Times
"If you read enough of his site, you start to understand that Miller has a bit of an ability to instigate. I don't blame him for this. I think that in order for society to progress, authority must continually be challenged." [Post] Modern College Life
"No matter what you think of what he does, Miller's actions are edgy and in your face and make for some riveting video. Who knew taking pictures could be so controversial? We all do, thanks to Carlos Miller. " The South Florida Daily Blog
The Bad
"This Carlos Miller character is just a jerk, no redeeming social or personal value." Conservative Cave
"You're a good writer, Carlos, but until you're able to recognize and acknowledge your biases, your quests for justice will be seen by most as little more than sour grapes by a man with a chip on his shoulder." South Florida Daily Blog
The Ugly
"You are a cockroach and boil on the ass of journalism in Miami and the sooner that responsible journalists in Miami disown you and repudiate your actions the better." "Hank"
"Your arrogant, crass, thug-like behavior crops up at every turn. One only need to read your blog to see that. You can’t seem to cover anything without getting into a potentially violent confrontation." "Hank"
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Some Cranky Guy
Uber Amazing Blog November 23rd, 2008
By Carlos Miller
On Friday afternoon, I found myself waist-deep in water after a torrential storm flooded the streets of South Beach. I was actually conducting an interview unrelated to the storm, but I ended up covering the storm in-depth, to say the least.
Check out my story, video and photos on NBCMiami.com.
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3 responses so far ↓
1 Difster // Jun 7, 2009 at 5:10 PM
At least the police are probably too busy to try and bother you about taking pictures.
2 Difster // Jun 7, 2009 at 5:36 PM
…ooops. I duplicated.. it didn’t look like my above comment was posted. Feel free to delete this one Carlos.
3 James404 // Aug 3, 2010 at 11:05 AM
That second picture is amazing! I hope the flooding wasn’t too bad and a lot of things got wrecked or ruined!
James404 recently posted..Flooding In Pakistan
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