Locomotive, Studebaker & PA RR Museum

PhotosGuy wrote in post #6422261
I guess I can understand that. OTOH, I would think that they should appreciate any coverage they could get to increase admissions. Making it harder to get good shots isn't going to encourage photogs to want to pay at the door.

A stunning photo or two never hurt anyone's business. But then again...they never seem to be hurting for visitors. Definitely not a photo paradise unless you enjoy shooting detail shots and snippets.

Woolburr wrote in post #6419687
Wait...how about the amazing string pod?

Actually, they would rather you came with nothing more than a point and shoot. Commercial photography of any type is prohibited.

Woolburr wrote in post #6422961
A stunning photo or two never hurt anyone's business. But then again...they never seem to be hurting for visitors. Definitely not a photo paradise unless you enjoy shooting detail shots and snippets.

The Pacific Southwest Railway Museum in Campo, CA, (where I shot THIS) didn't seem to have any problems with four of us roaming all over the place with tripods and big lenses... They were very nice about the whole thing.

JWright wrote in post #6425798
The Pacific Southwest Railway Museum in Campo, CA, (where I shot THIS) didn't seem to have any problems with four of us roaming all over the place with tripods and big lenses... They were very nice about the whole thing.

I sometimes think it has more to do with what day you are there. If the place is fairly quiet, they seem a bit more liberal in their policies. Being able to use a pod can be a big plus.