I documented every surveillance camera on my way to work in New York City

Re:I documented every surveillance camera on my way to work ... by lm28469 on Friday December 06, 2019 @07:05AM (#21721069)

I very often go out at night to walk or take some picture of monuments in Berlin. I get stopped every single time by security guards, police, &c. "It's a private property you can't be there" Ah right, the sidewalk is a private property now. The worst thing is that you can't says anything, you can't call the cops on the cops...

Try taking a picture of police officers/cars or of a security camera. It's 100% legal but they'll act like it's not.

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Re:I documented every surveillance camera on my way to work ... by xiconfjs on Friday December 06, 2019 @07:37AM (#21721234)

do you have some examples? I'm also around in Berlin at night taking pictures and never had a situation like that. I would love to go to these places and annoy some stupid people

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Re:I documented every surveillance camera on my way to work ... by lm28469 on Friday December 06, 2019 @08:01AM (#21721392)

Altes Stadthaus, especially if you try to take pics of the inside. Jewish museum in Lindenstr also. The cops at alexanderplatz at night. Any construction site with private security.

I have bulky medium format analog camera, a tripod and mostly do long exposure, maybe they don't like that, idk.

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