What religions believe it is a sin to have photographs taken?

Shelley H: What religions believe it is a sin to have photographs taken?
What religions is it against their bylaws to get a government issued ID or drivers license?

Answers and Views:

Answer by WELL WORTH
Onminomizzioution

Answer by Winston
I would say one of the pointless ones but that covers pretty much all of them.

Answer by Muslim Egypt
Christian monks?

Answer by Sunil T
WE SHOULD RESPECT LAW OF LAND IT IS ALSO DESCRIBED IN ALL RELIGIOUS BOOKS

Answer by Tahuti Reincarnate
I’ve heard (hearsay, so don’t hold it as fact, but if you’ve heard the same, maybe it’s true) that there are some Native American tribes that believed photograph’s stole parts of your soul.

Answer by drann1938
Mennonites and Amish don’t like to have their pictures taken. They believe their souls are captured in those images.

Answer by I blame Jane!
Indigenous Australians (aboriginals) do not like to see images of deceased persons, and here on TV there is a warning that the show depicted images of aboriginal persons who may have died since filming.

Answer by anna
Some of the older groups like Hutterites, Bruderites, Mennonites and Amish consider photos as “vanity” and/or “graven images.” It’s not about “stealing your soul” but about what they percieve as humility. For the same reason old-order Amish do not have buttons on their clothes, preferring snaps or pins on the inside, because they consider buttons a vanity adornment.