A privilege of being a Photographer is I have some time during the day to experiment and learn a bit more about my trade. So after a quick meeting in town I met with my friend Kelly for a coffee and went to some locations around our town to see what we could capture.
One truly bizarre moment was when an Eastern European woman insisted we took photos of her and that she was going to call the Police! We did not point the camera anywhere near her direction, and since we were in a public place we have every right to photographer whatever we want. She gave me a mini lecture about us breaking some law which she clearly knew nothing about and storm off to supposedly find a Police officer, however she quickly returned again (we hadn’t moved at that point) and lectured us again about photographer her! By this time I didn’t appreciate her attitude and false accusations and wished her good luck, she stormed off again. We moved on a few feet down the alley way, and we noticed her storming back to where we were, I shouted “Hello! We’re still here, any luck with finding the Police?”. She ignored us, and I have a funny anecdote!
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