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It is a big deal. Ya'll remember a little thing called the First amendment? You know the one just before the second amendment. Photography is covered under the first one. If you are on public property, you can take pictures of anything and anyone. If you are a photographer, I recomend you download "The Photographer's Rights" and keep a copy with your camera gear. You can get it here, http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;, or google The Photographer's rights. I'm also a railfan and this has, and continues to be, a burr under our saddle since 9/11/01. After all, only a terrorist would take pictures of trains! Of course, several millon train fans who have been taking pictures of trains since the 1880s might disagree. All of the bill of rights are important, and we have to be dilligent in protecting them all.