RE: [Leica] As The World Turns

["bdcolen" <bdcolen@earthlink.net>]

While, that's cute and snide, Jerry, but it misses a very important
point -

We seem to forget that most of those places and times where we would
violate the rules/laws/requests/and or customs, we would be doing so
simply to get some crappy meaningless photos that prove we took them -
and to what end? Rock concerts? Under circumstances where photos aren't
allowed as opposed to shooting from back stage, wings, down front? Big
whoopee deal. In church? Why? In a "cat house" - by which I assume you
mean an establishment in which prostitutes work, rather than in a feline
boarding kennel? For what purpose? If you really want to take photos of
prostitutes at work or otherwise, ask - it can, and has, been done.
Royal palaces? Buy the post cards or slides being sold - I guarantee you
they'll be much better than anything you can "grab" on the QT.

B. D.



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[mailto:owner-leica-users@mejac.palo-alto.ca.us] On Behalf Of Jerry
Lehrer
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Subject: Re: [Leica] As The World Turns


Ted

Is beatification the next step for you?  Or does John Paul know of your
saintly actions?

Jerry

Ted Grant wrote:

> Jerry Lehrer asked:
> >>In regard to this matter, I wonder how many of us have used our 
> >>Leicas to
> take
> pictures in places where photography is not allowed?  I do not mean 
> taking shots in classified security areas, we know that is a criminal 
> offense.  I mean at such places as rock concerts, churches, museums, 
> royal palaces, cat houses etc.
> Have any of you done this?<<<<
>
> Jerry,
> without guilt nor question.... never! And that covers a 50 + year 
> career! ted
>
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