Can't you shoot all the Buddha statues, or can you only shoot the Buddha statues enshrined in the temple?

Usually, temples and Taoist temples have "No Photographing" notices, and lay people are not allowed to take pictures. In fact, this is due to the earliest camera shooting. No matter whether the Buddha statue or the idol is taken, it needs to be washed and dried, and then the layman may not take good care of it. May be discarded, smeared, discarded, damaged, etc. This will easily lead to the loss of respect and the contempt of outsiders. So the monk Dade made such a rule. But now most of them are digital photos, and most of them are viewed on the screen of computer mobile phones, or spread by micro-messages, which accelerates the spread of Buddhism and Taoism from another angle. Therefore, on the basis of consulting experts, I suggest the following ways:

1. Before shooting the Buddha statue, I said to myself, "Amitabha, please!" If you are a Taoist, you will say to yourself, "Live a long and happy life, and don't offend!" "

2. When it is found that these photos are taken improperly or need to be deleted, just say the Buddha name "Amitabha" or the Taoist name "Blessed Life without Bounds" in your mind every time you delete them.

-Only in this way can we maintain respect for Buddhism and Shinto.