ibgeorgeb
iPF Noob
Sounds to me like his "assumed" authority has gone to his head; just like every wannabe cop I've dealt with.
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if you had a nikon, then he would have known you were a real photographer!
if you had a nikon, then he would have known you were a real photographer!
lol
Ever give a thought that he maybe doing his job,maybe not as courteous as he should be, never the less he could prevent the building being leveled with many people in it. But just like the TSA at airports you do have some AH that are overcome with their authority.
Al.
I agree, why not leave the dude alone and find another place to take your pictures from? I don't understand why some people feel the need to push small things to the limit.
There are no other places. I live in florida, everything is flat and one story tall (except some 2 story apartments) with no basements. The parking garage is several stories and several hundred feet high. As you can see from the attached image the parking garage is taller than most everything else.
No I had no strange tripods, cases, or sniper scopes. Just a simple not so expensive camera that take "OK" pictures.
I went back today and took pictures for probably 40 minutes. Rent-A-Cop didn't show his face this time.
I prefer to take my own pictures for my desktop wallpapers.
I have a Nikon D40 and I would say that about 95% of the time it is in full auto mode. The camera (like my wife!) makes better decisions than me... most of the time.I bought the Nikon D300 last month and I am still trying to figure out all the bells and whistles,however I keep my trusty Canon SD 800 in my pocket.
Al.
Some mall cops have inferiority complexes, some just get p*ssed about the lack of respect they get, and add the total lack of training. Two of my nephews are security guards, licensed to carry, and it is scary what little support and supervision they get.