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Re: Myth about subway picture-taking |
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Posted by The Flxible Neofan on Sun Nov 26 14:28:35 2006, in response to Re: Myth about subway picture-taking, posted by The Port of Authority on Tue Nov 14 22:45:42 2006. Hmph, SEPTA's "permit". Just to let you all know, I used a SEPTA "permit" on this group that a few PTV people went on in June. Their "permit" is really a photo release form, with some handwritten directions that photography was approved at certain locations during the off-peak hours (these locations would have to be stated to the person distributing the permit).I usually don't have problems when taking rail pictures, but at the same time I tend to shy away from major stations. Also, if I do, I'm usually on the next train out. Standing up and being proud and whatnot are great and whatnot, and I really wish there would be more movement (strength in numbers) to support it, but I really don't want to start a police record as well as even be bothered because I'm taking pictures. |
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