meh - he has no legal right to ask you to do thatthey do the same in the tube stations (not on the platforms - flash photos are prohibited there) but if you contact the management, they`ll tell you it`s bullshit and there is no rules on taking photos (apart from the flash) - you`re free to take photos
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Reckless_Rik,
Sun 29 Oct 2006, 16:28,
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i was tempted but then i remembered thatactually i'm scared shitless of denying people in a position of authority.........he had a walkie-talkie an' everything.
really pissed me off tho, but at the same time its a privately owned train station and i was on the grounds. so i think they do have the right to tell you what you can and can't do there. i may well be wrong, but i got to jelly in situations like that, and cos i wasn't 100% sure of my rights i just did it and slunk off back to my car.
i just hate being made to feel like a crim just for being an arty poof
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Sun 29 Oct 2006, 16:35,
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really pissed me off tho, but at the same time its a privately owned train station and i was on the grounds. so i think they do have the right to tell you what you can and can't do there. i may well be wrong, but i got to jelly in situations like that, and cos i wasn't 100% sure of my rights i just did it and slunk off back to my car.
i just hate being made to feel like a crim just for being an arty poof