I thought this was quite interesting, and an insight into the farce that things have descended into.
BBC NEWS | Magazine | Innocent photographer or terrorist?
BBC NEWS | Magazine | Innocent photographer or terrorist?
Innocent photography or terrorism?
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well i've made my point
That is the stupid shit I've ever read. God the UK has some fucked up aways of thinking if you can take photos in public without getting hassled by cops.
It's not just the UK. I get hassled by everyone about taking pictures.
I've even had people chase my vehicle down in theirs and demand I forfeit my film to them.
It's not just the UK. I get hassled by everyone about taking pictures.
I've even had people chase my vehicle down in theirs and demand I forfeit my film to them.
lol wow.
I suppose you handled them in a mature and sensible matter?
thats just ridiculous.It's not just the UK. I get hassled by everyone about taking pictures.
I've even had people chase my vehicle down in theirs and demand I forfeit my film to them.
I heard on the news this morning that apparently they're going to start banning people taking photos of trains & stations in Melbourne because it could be a terrorist threat! And for a long time over here you haven't been able to take photo's at beaches in case you're taking shots of little kids.
I've said it before, the world has gone mad!!!
I've said it before, the world has gone mad!!!
Everyone should have the right to take photos..
If they are bad people they will be caught..
It's not fair to judge someone over a camera!
If they are bad people they will be caught..
It's not fair to judge someone over a camera!
We have an Air Force Base in our city and I can tell you that someone outside of it snapping photos sends up an IMMEDIATE red flag and usually results in a call to the authorities. I suppose that's a little different...but it's illustrate a point.
my thoughts are that if you have a camera like mine and taking pics your being up front about it......lets face it,if i've got my 300mm lens on and flash unit theres no hiding it.........its the ones with tiny compacts that stay concealed they should worry about