Is it considered stealing if a art gallery visitor photographs a photo with their phone or camera?

Most galleries and museums post signs that prohibit photography, for a multitude of reasons. If the light is controlled in the exhibit space, it's hard to get a good shot without a flash, which is bad for most paintings, prints and photos. Most artists want to have some creative control over images of their work, and your crappy smartphone photo really doesn't do it justice.

And yes, people do take photos in order to create prints---sometimes, not just for themselves. The artist, gallery, or museum may be selling prints, postcards, and books themselves, and they don't want people helping themselves to that work without paying.

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