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Photographing a famous public piece of artwork is "suspicious"? That's what a lot of us are reacting to. Yes, I know the painting is on a natural gas tank. T
by ScottBurson 12y ago
Photographing a famous public piece of artwork is "suspicious"? That's what a lot of us are reacting to.
Yes, I know the painting is on a natural gas tank. They should still let people photograph it; photographs can already be found on the Web, so the horse is pretty much out of the barn, as they say.
- vph 12y agoIt's suspicious if it is not done frequently, and it is a sensitive location (e.g. a huge gas tank). Cops aren't stopping you if you take pictures of the Washington monument or the Statue of Liberty. But if something that doesn't happen normally happens, it's natural the the cops want to look into it. Sure, the picture of the painted gas tank might be on the web, but a guy with a camera might be taking pictures of other sensitive things that are at the location, not just the painted gas tank.