photo police at Seaside
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...no, but the night is young!
Don't forget to take a picture.
Seaside, Oregon is a lovely little town; and last time I was there I saw no private beach signs, and I took all the photos I wanted...
Was that a Big-O or a little-o?
Dont pick on the Red Shrits. They are doing what they are told to do.
So dont shoot the message. (or photo them) They have kids to feed, bills to pay just like everyone else. Most have only been there for 3or 4 months and some only a week or two.
There are rules about taking photos in Seaside and I know that the security officer was not trying to harm anyone.
The man in the "Red Shirt" may be the one that saves a life as they have
CPR training. The men there all for the most part want to do a good job.
So dont shoot the message. (or photo them) They have kids to feed, bills to pay just like everyone else. Most have only been there for 3or 4 months and some only a week or two.
There are rules about taking photos in Seaside and I know that the security officer was not trying to harm anyone.
The man in the "Red Shirt" may be the one that saves a life as they have
CPR training. The men there all for the most part want to do a good job.
I don't believe that there is a rule against "family photos" unless the family is paying someone to take the pics. In that case permission must be given to use a pavillion or other places in Seaside for the shoot. Easier to stick to the beach, there is a public access at the border with Watercolor.
Dont pick on the Red Shrits. They are doing what they are told to do.
So dont shoot the message. (or photo them) They have kids to feed, bills to pay just like everyone else. Most have only been there for 3or 4 months and some only a week or two.
There are rules about taking photos in Seaside and I know that the security officer was not trying to harm anyone.
The man in the "Red Shirt" may be the one that saves a life as they have
CPR training. The men there all for the most part want to do a good job.
So dont shoot the message. (or photo them) They have kids to feed, bills to pay just like everyone else. Most have only been there for 3or 4 months and some only a week or two.
There are rules about taking photos in Seaside and I know that the security officer was not trying to harm anyone.
The man in the "Red Shirt" may be the one that saves a life as they have
CPR training. The men there all for the most part want to do a good job.
like others including myself said said earlier, it's not a new rule and it's professional photographers only. Did I miss reading something where personal photos are not allowed to be taken? I guess I am missing what the big deal is.
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They sure do!