Innocent photographer or terrorist

	tessy: 04/20/2008 3:37 PM Read here:
	Lea V : ): 04/20/2008 5:36 PM It only happened to me once, but it was by the security personnel at my work. They're a little picky about photos in the clinic, especially if a person would accidentally get into the shot. It all has to do with patient privacy; but other than that in public places...no.
	shaunna: 04/20/2008 6:34 PM not yet. it's one of the reasons why i try to take innocuous shots... for the most part. (i was asked once by paranoid management @ a pricey grocery store if i was a "secret shopper.")
	happylife: 04/20/2008 6:40 PM Well the military was not happy my camera was aimed at their helicopter and they flew near me to check me out...
	bennbell: 04/20/2008 7:13 PM Oh yeah!
	kassady: 04/21/2008 2:38 AM its happened to me twice. i was stopped and questioned at liverpool st train station, i had my daughter and nephew with me at the time. they did let me carry on taking pictures once they were satisfied that i wasnt a terrorist. then it happened again in the city of london when i was asked by a security guard not to take photos of a certain building. he said that almost anywhere in the city i would be stopped and asked not to take pictures.