Re: [NSW] Picture taking at stations (Please Read)

["f.u.i.t.b.e.t" <iyb@dingoblue.net.au>]

Yes,
On a serious note the only time I  ever ask a gunzel about what he/she is
doing is if they are somewhere that they should not be or if they are
compromising their safety.
On the whole the photographer is usually responsible.
The other places that are sensitive is inside operating areas such as
locomotive cabs signal boxes etc.. and for the reasons mentioned
previously..

"Andy B" <gunzel0@optushome.com.au> wrote in message
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> > The serious note, Do we require this "letter of condolence" just to
> > have a hobby like this, or were those Penrith Staff just talking c**p
> > to me?!?
> > If this permission thing is true........(I'll let ausrailer's discuss)
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> Provided you have a valid ticket permitting you on to the platform (if
> required), and you are not in a restricted area, you are more than welcome
> to take as many photos as you like.
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> The only time you would be restricted from taking a photograph is when an
> accident has occured and there has been a fatality.
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> However, if asked why you are taking photo's by an employee, you are
> required to explain why.  They don't know why you are there.  For all they
> know, you could be planning a terrorist attack.
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> Look Closer
> Andy B.
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