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    Indoor public spaces that allow tripod

    What are some universal indoor public places that will allow practice photography with tripod.

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    Re: Indoor public spaces that allow tripod

    Your own home or the home of a friend. Other than that I can’t think of any place that has “universal” anything.

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    Re: Indoor public spaces that allow tripod

    yeah, I think any location is going to be on a location by location basis. You'll probably have the best luck with large open loactions that aren't crowded. So a large train terminal at 3am. They might have a no-tripods rule, but if its empty and you ask security before you do it, they may be accomodating.

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    Re: Indoor public spaces that allow tripod

    Ask for permission, obtain a permit if necessary.

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    Re: Indoor public spaces that allow tripod

    A little more description of your goals might be helpful, or even what country you are operating in. I agree that universal permission and indoor is probably none. If you're really looking for some kind of practice more than a particular subject, you could often get away with setting up a tripod in a parking garage.

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    Re: Indoor public spaces that allow tripod

    I’ve been thrown out of parking garages while using hand-held cameras so I don’t think tripods will be automatically welcome. I would talk to whoever is in charge of the space you want to photograph and explain your goals. You might be surprised and they’ll give permission. I once wanted to shoot from the top of a garage and the manager said it would be fine with him as long as I didn’t get caught by a security guard. I asked how often the guards check the top floor and he made a face which I took to mean “rarely”. It worked out well.
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    Re: Indoor public spaces that allow tripod

    Ok. Nevermind, please remove this thread.

    edit: If the users here do not know of a place, why feel the need to respond?
    Last edited by Wishegan; 27-Mar-2022 at 19:27. Reason: please remove this thread.

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    Re: Indoor public spaces that allow tripod

    I don't understand the nastiness. As I read the question, all @Wishegan is asking is what categories of indoor public places are liable to let someone use a tripod. It isn't hard to come up with examples, either.
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    Re: Indoor public spaces that allow tripod

    Quote Originally Posted by r.e. View Post
    I don't understand the nastiness. As I read the question, all @Wishegan is asking is what categories of indoor public places are liable to let someone use a tripod. It isn't hard to come up with examples, either.
    What are some of the easy examples? I certainly haven’t encountered any and finding it difficult to think of some.

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    Re: Indoor public spaces that allow tripod

    Quote Originally Posted by BrianShaw View Post
    What are some of the easy examples? I certainly haven’t encountered any and finding it difficult to think of some.
    Churches and museums that don't have heavy traffic are two examples.
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