American cops are also hard to find if you really need them. I won't elaborate except to offer advice to anyone that feels brave enough to try and photograph one in the US, don't let them see you, and look for them in Dunkin Donut parking lots.......
cool shot, I liked the edit when you showed it to me.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
Do police get bothered by you taking their photos? I know some countries you don't want to even point your camera at police! Mexico, many areas in South America, Cuba, and many more!
Garbo wrote: Do police get bothered by you taking their photos? I know some countries you don't want to even point your camera at police! Mexico, many areas in South America, Cuba, and many more!
Depends, generally they don't care that much. Then again I'm white... there's some bias towards white people here... I mean good bias... I can get away with a lot of stuff a local couldn't.
Wayne Tidwell wrote: OMG I heard about Mexico, they need to be bribed!
Mainland China is more like that. In Hong Kong they have the ICAC (Independent Commission Against Corruption) which started back in 1974. That got rid of most of the corruption in Hong Kong (or made it a lot more difficult for them). Triads will still seek "compensation" occasionally from business (usually this is in the form of "donations" to a "lucky lion" during Chinese New Year and such). Though officially there's little corruption in Hong Kong.
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