tarboat

tarboat club

Posted: 20 Jul 2014


Taken: 15 Jul 2014

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Photography is not a crime

Photography is not a crime
This is not the photo that I intended to take here. I was just setting up for a shot of this terracotta faced building in Regent St South, Barnsley, when I was suddenly aware of the lass seen here on the left lower corner of the image. On seeing the camera she had emerged from Mini Mode Boutique and was demanding to know what I was photographing. On being told I was photographing the building she stated that it was not allowed as it contained private businesses. So what I responded, I am on a public street and can photograph whatever I want. She then said that I should ask permission before photographing the shop and, having had enough of her silliness, I told her 'no chance' and fired the camera. She went back into the shop and closed the door. Very strange world we live in.

The building dates from 1927 and has some nice art-deco features.. Most of the shop doors are original with the nice glazing bars.

Berny, , Gerrit Fischer have particularly liked this photo


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 GrahamH
GrahamH club
A shop business owner doesn't want free publicity???

Interesting how the grade of the road is reflected in the ground and first floors but above that the windows are all on one level.
9 years ago. Edited 9 years ago.
 Stephen Branley
Stephen Branley
Well done you, she needs to carry out a bit of research before mouthing off. At least it added a bit of human interest to the image.....:)
9 years ago.
 Don Barrett (aka DBs travels)
Don Barrett (aka DBs… club
Disheartening to hear how widespread this assumption of privacy is getting. I was just out photographing in the country today in a remote, but legally public, situation when it dawned on me that I was in a place where someone was going to come and demand my camera even though I was perfectly legal -- luckily I moved on before that could happen.
9 years ago.

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