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gavinholt — Waiting at the Trains
Published: 2009-11-02 11:58:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 581; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 7
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Location: Los Angeles, CaliforniaWhat: This was a shoot with a bride in downtown Los Angeles. I propped her up on the railing of the train, which let her train droop down.
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Wow...awesome capture.
Wonderfully retro and vintage.
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thanks man! I was stoked to get that shot, though I found out that it is illegal to shoot on any tracks. This is even if it isn't fenced off.
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Really...! How is it illegal to take photos of tracks if there in an open accessible area?
And you see this stuff all the time. Or is this a restriction only in LA. Los Angeles has so many restrictions.
I don't understand the stipulations of that.
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transit cop told me. tracks, since there are so many miles, are the only exception. normally you need a no trespassing sign or a reasonable fencing. railroads don't need that.
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Well I know you can't be on Metro train tracks for sure.
But other tracks.
There train tracks near and in residential areas.
Even as a kid I walked along tracks going to school.
What should I watch out for IF...I get the opportunity.
I'm doing a shoot with a model in a few weeks.
And we were talking about finding tracks to get a few photos.
I wish it was not so difficult to photograph in LA.
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seriously. if no one sees you, then it's fine, kind of... one article talked about how if the image was published (railfans) they would use the image as proof of trespassing.
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