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photographing the college

  • 05-04-2010 5:51pm
    #1
    melekalikimaka
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    how does one go about enquiring bout using a tripod here. i would ideally like to be able to shoot at night on the grounds, as its sorta open at the time i cant see it being to big a request?


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  • #2
    Brian
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    Well, considering the amount of tourists in there all of the time, I wouldn't bother asking for permission. Just mutter something in Swahili and shrug your shoulders if asked to desist.


  • #3
    melekalikimaka
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    Baza210 wrote: »
    Well, considering the amount of tourists in there all of the time, I wouldn't bother asking for permission. Just mutter something in Swahili and shrug your shoulders if asked to desist.

    needs to be done at night and needs to be done with a tripod, circa 10mins exposures


  • #4
    Boston
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    You will be able to come and go without being harassed up to 12pm


  • #5
    Brian
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    melekalikimaka wrote: »
    needs to be done at night and needs to be done with a tripod, circa 10mins exposures

    Severe jetlag?


  • #6
    Boston
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    You could talk to the photography association.


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  • #7
    oppenheimer1
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    One needs to get permission from the communications office for photographing/filming in College. Security won't hassle tourists, but anyone with half decent/semi pro stuff are likely to get a visit from security. And seeing as each of your shots will take ten mins is likely you'll be on campus for quite a while, increasing the chance of getting spotted/reported.

    http://www.tcd.ie/Communications/filming/

    Seems you need to give them a weeks notice.


  • #8
    melekalikimaka
    Moderators, Education Moderators, Music Moderators Posts: 10,686 Mod ✭✭✭✭melekalikimaka


    just emailed there, jasus they dont ask much :o


  • #9
    Thirdfox
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    Security can be pretty tight about photography - but it's private grounds so we have to play by their rules...

    I've managed to take photos after a friendly chat with security in regards to what I'm doing (it does help that I take photos for the student newspapers and can show them a valid student id). Otherwise you're safer with asking for permission. Another time I was in Front Square with my tripod (daylight) and within 3 minutes security was asking me about what permissions I had to take photos (I was hired by the SU to take photos).

    The rules seem to be that big camera is okay, tripod is not (for tourists).


  • #10
    melekalikimaka
    Moderators, Education Moderators, Music Moderators Posts: 10,686 Mod ✭✭✭✭melekalikimaka


    Thirdfox wrote: »
    Security can be pretty tight about photography - but it's private grounds so we have to play by their rules...

    I've managed to take photos after a friendly chat with security in regards to what I'm doing (it does help that I take photos for the student newspapers and can show them a valid student id). Otherwise you're safer with asking for permission. Another time I was in Front Square with my tripod (daylight) and within 3 minutes security was asking me about what permissions I had to take photos (I was hired by the SU to take photos).

    The rules seem to be that big camera is okay, tripod is not (for tourists).
    yeah i suspected as much. sure i dropped em an email outlining my plan. the fact i wanna do in at night prob wont help, but sure the amount of cameras about there i cant see why not


  • #11
    Ron DMC
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    More light shots?


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  • #12
    melekalikimaka
    Moderators, Education Moderators, Music Moderators Posts: 10,686 Mod ✭✭✭✭melekalikimaka


    Ron DMC wrote: »
    More light shots?

    bingo... tho now its being pushed up a level.

    got it sorted thanks all


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