A dreary day downtown

[spiralout]

I went downtown this morning to go drop off an application. It wasn't a very pretty day, but I figured I'd try a more "street" approach and see what I could come up with. The security guards weren't very cooperative, though. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I do believe that I am allowed to shoot any public building that I please as long as I am off the grounds. I need to print out a copy of photographers' rights...

Schlotzsky's Deli: weird name, even weirder advertising

 

[Nikon Fan]

I really like #4...the pattern is quite nice. Looks like you did well on a dreary day Oh and the ad on Scholtzsky's is quite odd...but they make a mean sandwhich

 

[John E.]

Good job on a dreary day. I don't understand what security guards can do if you are on public property. I'd tell them to p**s off. I have no patience for those kind of policeman wannabe's

 

[dalebe]

completely within your rights! i agree with cruzin, and you have done a superb job of these, nice work!

 

[spiralout]

Good job on a dreary day. I don't understand what security guards can do if you are on public property. I'd tell them to p**s off. I have no patience for those kind of policeman wannabe's

Yeah, I need to work on my "P**s off!!"... it's not very convincing right now. I got all sorts of excuses from security today, ranging from "homeland security" (complete BS, there isn't a single building that I visited that was in ANY danger of being attacked) to one guy giving me a pity story about how the owner of the building would fire him if he saw me shooting freely. Apparently the owner doesn't like having his property photographed...

 

[AIRIC]

Great captures, I really like the last one.

Eric

 

[ferny]

The angle and the shadows on the building with lots of windows is wonderful! :cheer: I really like that one. :thumbup: I sort of wished it didn't end and carried on as I scrolled.