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Not to mention cell phones everywhere.
by prettyblocks 2y ago
Not to mention cell phones everywhere.
- mitemte 2y agoOne thing I like about Berlin is that some clubs explicitly forbid photos. Staff place stickers on the front and back cameras when you enter. Anyone spotted taking photos is kicked out.
- throwbadubadu 2y agoDefinitely, don't know why not more places are like that. The majority if techno clubs does it. There is a reason more clubs are also dark etc.. not only to hide the maybe existing wasted faces, but also to completely let go and dissolve in the music, this is very necessary.
- c16 2y agoIt really depends on the club and the culture. In big clubs and venues, it’s more a performance now and statement than it is a club (think Printworks/Afterlife visuals) so everyone is on their phones. My experience of small intimate clubs in Europe is that people tell each other off for pulling out phones, or there’s just no light in the room - so there’s nothing to photograph. People are there for a good time. If you want a good experience, go for small lesser known artists in small venues. You’ll have fewer people there to record the night.
- InDubioProRubio 2y agoNeeds a Blinded by the light Defense tower, automatically shining lightrays into every camera lense visually identified.