Photographer Who Covered High School Football Team for Free for 28 Years Suddenly Banned

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A person wearing a yellow jacket and a white scarf holds a vintage-style digital camera with both hands.

A photographer who has covered a Los Angeles high school football team for free the past 28 years says she was abruptly told she could no longer take photos, despite meeting all the required qualifications.

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