(*sigh*)
via photographs on the brain. For a follow-up to issues like these, check out this article in the London Times, “Street photographers fear for their art amid climate of suspicion”, via Matt Stuart.
(*sigh*)
via photographs on the brain. For a follow-up to issues like these, check out this article in the London Times, “Street photographers fear for their art amid climate of suspicion”, via Matt Stuart.
My own recent run in with PCSO’s…
http://tinyurl.com/yvhphk
Bloody plastic police. The day of the attempted bombing of Glasgow airport I was in London. That night I was walking up whitehall and police were stopping random suspicious looking vehicle and checking them. I made some photos from across the road This idiot community support officer came up and told me I had to ask permission to take someone’s photo.
“No I don’t”
“Yes you do”
“No I don’t.”
“…people are trying to attack airports and YOU are taking photos!”
“How does me taking photo make any difference?”
“….”
Idiots!
Please, please tell me a complaint was made about that jobsworth pcso. He should be fired for that.