'No Photography' Plz...
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zac08
Senior Member
Wah where was this at sia? I never seen local scenes set up until so tua zhong before (although this is not considered tua zhong overseas)
Empress Walk... near Esplanade
I brought my parent there once, but ask them to dress nicely. Then take some photo. Was using PnS though :sweatsm:
redstone
Senior Member
a reporter from TNP is back working on our story...stay tune!
Which story
Another example that the reporter might want as examples of abuse of power or lack of proper training and dissemination of information to their own staff possibly causing inconvenience to members of the public and hindering the growth and development of the arts in Singapore, something I believe the Government has been actively promoting and supporting for some time now:
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=523165
Ref: Part 2 Chapter 4-1, Part 2, Division 2, chapter 8-1 http://www.nparks.gov.sg/cms/docs/about-us/Parks_and_Trees_Regulations-Cap_216_Rg1.pdf
which essentially tells me that anyone, according to the rules and regulations under the Parks and Trees Act that anyone can:
1) produce a film, movie or video as long as it's not for sale, hire or commercial purposes, and 2) carry out stills photography, for non-commercial OR commercial purposes.
Where a rebuttal may come from is in Part 2, Division 1, Chapter 4-2(b) and Part 2, Division 1, Chapter 5.
Under NParks list of allowed activities IS photography, and a list of locations where photography IS allowed: http://www.nparks.gov.sg/cms/index.php?option=com_visitorsguide&task=activities&id=19&Itemid=81
Apparently, the TS in the thread, @tammysplayground got haressed and chased away by park rangers at Lower Pierce Reservoir, a location where photography, according to the NParks themselves, IS an allowed activity. Read what the rangers said to TS.
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=523165
Ref: Part 2 Chapter 4-1, Part 2, Division 2, chapter 8-1 http://www.nparks.gov.sg/cms/docs/about-us/Parks_and_Trees_Regulations-Cap_216_Rg1.pdf
which essentially tells me that anyone, according to the rules and regulations under the Parks and Trees Act that anyone can:
1) produce a film, movie or video as long as it's not for sale, hire or commercial purposes, and 2) carry out stills photography, for non-commercial OR commercial purposes.
Where a rebuttal may come from is in Part 2, Division 1, Chapter 4-2(b) and Part 2, Division 1, Chapter 5.
Under NParks list of allowed activities IS photography, and a list of locations where photography IS allowed: http://www.nparks.gov.sg/cms/index.php?option=com_visitorsguide&task=activities&id=19&Itemid=81
Apparently, the TS in the thread, @tammysplayground got haressed and chased away by park rangers at Lower Pierce Reservoir, a location where photography, according to the NParks themselves, IS an allowed activity. Read what the rangers said to TS.
yeobt
New Member
the 'no foto' @ chinatown one.
this time, the message will be spread wider n further becos is a english media.
denniskee
Senior Member
i bought a copy. but it is still not as powerful as the minister's remark on taking photo in public space few years back. too bad it is no longer in the cna web site.
oh ? wat was it about ?
denniskee
Senior Member
the info is in my now de-com desk top. it was discussed before in cs forum also. you can try searching for it.
redstone
Senior Member
Which minister? What was the comment about
vince
Senior Member
I've done a couple of shoots at Raffles Hotel along the walkway where all the luxury goods shops are without any issues. However, they were taken at around 8pm and some of the shops were already closed at that time.
There was a doorman there but he didn't chase me away...he just kept looking @ my direction. :dunno:
CYRN
Senior Member
Was shooting alone there recently. But no problem encountered.
CYRN
Senior Member
The grass was beaten and snakes are all alert. The undercover reporters will not face what we have experienced loh.
But on a good note, now is the time to hoot such places before people start to forget and be overly zelous in security again.
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The grass was beaten and snakes are all alert. The undercover reporters will not face what we have experienced loh.
Buy on a good note, now is the time to hoot such places before people start to forget and be overly zelous in security again.
Then we should keep on shooting to remind the snakes that public harressment should not have happened in the first place. :bsmilie:
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