Gerard Maas wrote:
> Here I can walk in the center with my camera on my hand day and
> night without much trouble... nothing I deared to do in NY or Philly when I
> went visiting
:-)
FWIW, I never had any problem using my camera around town when I lived in
Philadelphia.
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From: "Ken Durling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Drop this idea immediately. You're likely to get yourself killed.
> There are a LOT of thugs out there packing heat these days. Same with
> a knife - you pull it, the other guy pulls one, and now, do you know
> how to use
On Mon, 28 May 2001, Ken Durling wrote:
> On Mon, 28 May 2001 13:47:12 +0200, you wrote:
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> >PS2: I'm thinking about one of those lead guns powered with presurized
> >CO-2 cans. It's legal to carry 'em (maybe not to shot a person with it)
> >and it hurts enough to make them withdraw.
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>
> Drop
GM> I come from a major city in a south american country and there I learnt what
GM> *is* insecurity. (I had once a gun pointed on my head in exchange for my car
GM> and girlfriend).
Did you get your girlfriend back? ;-)
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Hi all,
Thanks a lot for your supporting words. For those interested in the place,
I'm in Antwerp, Belgium, and the park we went to is located in Wilrijk.
Here in Belgium it's quite safe by anybody standards (if you exclude
Brussels, of course ;-) but stealing is a quite old 'profession' and it
Hi Gerard,
That's a funny (understatemnet) story, scary!
To help you a little, I have the 550EX manual in the English
version, though I bought it at Schiphol Airport. No Dutch manual
available at that time. If you,re interested, I can copy it for you.
Rien
(from Almelo, Netherlan
Kim wrote:
My camera gear is all insured, so if someone ever challenged me for it
I'd give it up. If I had time and could think clearly, I'd try to save
my exposed film.
Kim
I have my stuff insured too. I really think this is the best approach.
With the low value many people place on life toda
On Mon, 28 May 2001 13:47:12 +0200, you wrote:
>PS2: I'm thinking about one of those lead guns powered with presurized
>CO-2 cans. It's legal to carry 'em (maybe not to shot a person with it)
>and it hurts enough to make them withdraw.
Drop this idea immediately. You're likely to get yourself
> Yesterday I was in a park trying to photograph bees on flight leaving
> the flowers after feeding (or is the right name "collecting"?). It was
> a bit late already, around 20h and at a given moment the people that
(snip)
> I stayed in alert state until we left, and once we got home I had this
> By standard lines I was in a "safe" place, and luckily not completely
> abstracted in my own 'world through the lens'.
>
> I'd like to hear about your experiences. Is somebody carring some kind
> of active theft prevention device (pepper spray, electric shock, etc...
> (all illegal to carry ov
> I'd like to hear about your experiences. Is somebody carring some kind
> of active theft prevention device (pepper spray, electric shock, etc...
> (all illegal to carry over here anyway)). Best practices, etc...?
>
> Regards,
> Gerard.
Gerard,
I'm glad there was no tragic ending to your st
Hi all,
Yesterday I was in a park trying to photograph bees on flight leaving
the flowers after feeding (or is the right name "collecting"?). It was
a bit late already, around 20h and at a given moment the people that
were playing arround me, left. Suddently I heard some loud voices having
a ex
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