This got me thinking... perhaps in setting up a booth you could angle the walls or the pictures such that a person outside the booth could not get a straight on photograph of your work.
I like the response Alison who makes sure that part of her body covers the art work. Maybe putting a ribbon or something across a corner of a displayed piece would work. When something goes on sale sometimes a star saying 10% OFF or some such is put on the piece. It would have to be subtle enough to not completely distract from the work, while at the same time it would clearly cause a nuisance to someone who wanted to take a photograph to pass the work off as their own, etc..
The tech in me says use a 3M screen filter, but that would be cost prohibitive and people could only then see your work up close and straight on. I've used a screen filter when flying on airplanes so my neighbors can't read my screen.
-Chad
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