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[quote user="RRKen"] [quote user="Bucyrus"] The original post was about the legal act of photographing railroads from public property being suspicious.  It said nothing about trespass or banning photography.  I don’t think there is much you can do about suspicion.  Some people are full of it.  Homeland Security thrives on it.  The real issue, if it comes up, is the introduction of a prohibition on photographing railroad subjects from public property.     [/quote]  Anyone standing around on a street corner at a rail road crossing looks suspicious to the men in Blue (or Brown or Red).   Let us be serious for a moment shall we.   I was in Harvey, IL back in 1988, and took some photos for stock of a man being questioned and arrested by the police.    They tried it with me, but the law is on my side.  So says those in the legal profession. If you think, for one moment that the Constabulary cares what you are taking photos of, or would want to get into a legal tug of war, think again.    Be polite, follow instructions, and have a nice day. [/quote] We are on the same page, I think.
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