No but members here have, don't ask for names though.

Prieni in the Netherlands you are fined when you don't have them though.

Mike you're just making a problem out of nothing and don't be so silly to apologise reacting

The police can not come up to you and ask you to show your ID, they need a reason to ask for it. As long as you don't break any laws you won't be asked, just thrust me on this.
Your driving licenses is most of the time good enough btw, well not by law but the police find it good enough most of the time.
So it's not like you carry a paper extra since probably most of you carry a driving license anyway.

McCarthyism is going too far to describe the UK but it appears to have some sign of it.
You as photographer are accused off terrorism because you're photographing a building and when you're photographing birds in the park where children play now then you must "love" little children but it's all without proof.
Wasn't that what happened to Amin once in the park?

Funny enough though the Camera don't seem to suffer from Linear filters, maybe something of the early days of AF?

Ah yes you can only order print from Red Bubble, didn't notice that.
With other sites you can get the digital photo most of the time.

Mike are you talking about the Netherlands now?
We already discuss that topic and like you portray it is not true.

You must carry an ID but you only need to show it when you're being stopped by the police and even then they mostly only ask it when they are writing a ticked for you.... so nice
But if they can't ID you, you need to go to the station right, probably also in the UK so what is worse, ID yourself or going to the police station?

We aren't the UK that hang cameras everywhere

Well it did and something else occupy my time for some months but this month I'm pretty free again

I've more posts then you now

You can tone the black and white though, maybe a bit of sepia?
But it's already a very nice photo.

Looks a bit like a stretch DA35mm lens

... trying to say something here but must be tactful because most of you are British

I think the UK does overact a lot of times with these things they feel they need to protect.

Do you all remember some time ago with some child photos here, where the child had barely any cloths on. I was pretty stunned with the comments some people wrote here.

Then there was also the matter about a family who took a photo of their children everyday since they were born.
The exposition of the photos was no problem at all in the USA and in the UK it was the opposite, he did they dare to take a photo of their child everyday!

So yeah what to say...

I don't live in the UK so have different view and would be interesting to see what other members outside the UK have to comment.

I believe that Jack can give some more insight since he live in Spain and
Nathan as well since he is Italian and living in the UK.