Surveillance cameras

[Beardy McFuckface]

That's a bit unsettling.

[Icequeen]

I carry a camera around alot. 

They have adds about things like that down toward NYC, they also more disturbingly have adds about reporting people who look nervous, out of place or avoid eye contact.

Yep....I'm fucked.

[odeon]

They have adds about things like that down toward NYC, they also more disturbingly have adds about reporting people who look nervous, out of place or avoid eye contact.

I saw an ad like that on an airport.

[Lestat]

That is just creepy.

And any really determined terrorist could get past all  that, benzos, a beta blocker and shades or dark glasses

[Beardy McFuckface]

I carry a camera around alot. 

They have adds about things like that down toward NYC, they also more disturbingly have adds about reporting people who look nervous, out of place or avoid eye contact.

Yep....I'm fucked.

I never got hassled over my camera yet, apart from a few strangers who didn't take kindly to getting their photos taken. Fair enough, some people will be touchy regardless. Still nervous when doing street photography though. I usually ask people to be polite, but sometimes catching them unaware yields more natural, interesting results. Shows the human condition off more, IMO.

Here's an example, these two were completely unaware:



If I went up and asked them, I most likely will not have got such a result. People stop being natural when they're aware of any observation.

[midlifeaspie]

That is just creepy.

And any really determined terrorist could get past all  that, benzos, a beta blocker and shades or dark glasses

Never matters what the question is.  Even the answer to getting caught committing terrorism is "more drugs".

[midlifeaspie]

I carry a camera around alot. 

They have adds about things like that down toward NYC, they also more disturbingly have adds about reporting people who look nervous, out of place or avoid eye contact.

Yep....I'm fucked.

I never got hassled over my camera yet, apart from a few strangers who didn't take kindly to getting their photos taken. Fair enough, some people will be touchy regardless. Still nervous when doing street photography though. I usually ask people to be polite, but sometimes catching them unaware yields more natural, interesting results. Shows the human condition off more, IMO.

Here's an example, these two were completely unaware:



If I went up and asked them, I most likely will not have got such a result. People stop being natural when they're aware of any observation.

Are you familiar with HONY?
http://www.humansofnewyork.com/

[Beardy McFuckface]

Didn't know about it. I only brush on street photography from time to time, I'm more into macro/abstract stuff.

[Icequeen]

You should do more of it though. That's a really good shot.

[renaeden]

They have adds about things like that down toward NYC, they also more disturbingly have adds about reporting people who look nervous, out of place or avoid eye contact.

Eek. Hope they don't start doing that here. Although I have already had a run-in with the police for being "out of place".

['andersom']

I carry a camera around alot. 

They have adds about things like that down toward NYC, they also more disturbingly have adds about reporting people who look nervous, out of place or avoid eye contact.

Yep....I'm fucked.

And, that dear children, is why we always have to have your disability card at hand.