So I took a photo of the PSG guy checking cameras. The poor man lightly protested, saying it might end up being posted somewhere. Guess what my reply was.
July 23, 2013
But of course!
Because of the presence of the President of the Philippines during the Ignatian Festival (see yesterday's post), all participants (and the working staff too, for that matter) had to go through bag and body checks by the Presidential Security Group (PSG). There was even a special check for cameras. I just had to prove that my camera really is a camera—by taking a photo of something.
So I took a photo of the PSG guy checking cameras. The poor man lightly protested, saying it might end up being posted somewhere. Guess what my reply was.
So I took a photo of the PSG guy checking cameras. The poor man lightly protested, saying it might end up being posted somewhere. Guess what my reply was.
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6 comments:
I guess they figure it its a working camera it can't be dangerous. Good shot tho.
I hope you gave him your card.
I had to go through security checks to get my camera in when President Obama was speaking, but they didn't make me take a photo to prove anything. I like your response!
If he was really worried you had something other than a camera, say a gun disguised as a camera, he wasn't too smart to have you point it at him and hit ze button, heh? :)
This is a neat picture and response. You have a quick wit about you.
Ha - great story
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