I don't think I've ever had that happen. The few times I have been approached by
security or law enforcement I'd show them little TV on the back of the camera
and start to explain about THE LIGHT ...
They get bored and leave.
I have been asked about *PHOTOGRAPHING CHILDREN!!!!*
There's a lake at a city park that frequently has Blue Herons & the greenway
down to where I can see the birds goes past a playground that's screened off.
I always deliberately /misunderstand/ and hand them a business card ...
"I'm retired, but I'll do it for you. The session fee is $300 for one hour &
minimum print order $1000 & you have to sign a contract before I start work ...
here's my phone number, call me when you're ready to sign."
Effin Karens.
The thing about Daniel Freedman's photos I don't particularly like is the lack
of captions. They should at least give a City & State.
On 3/30/2021 03:44:08, mike wilson wrote:
On 30 March 2021 at 08:09 Henk Terhell <hterh...@chello.nl> wrote:
Fascinating night scenes in this BBC article:
https://www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-56253450
I find those vaguely disturbing. Can't make my mind up if it's the hint of
post-apocalypse or the thought that just out of view is a LEO, one hand on
his nightstick and the other on his gun, intoning "You ain't from around
here, are you, sonny?" before invoking some local ordinance that means you
will never seen daylight again.
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