[miele man]

After listening to the video where the camera guy clearly says he doesn’t know what the building is, then why is he photographing it? For what purpose and for whom? If it is a Wells Fargo building, then it seems obvious to me why WF has security equipment in place. They have been robbed a few times in their existence.

[alexander_busek]

After listening to the video where the camera guy clearly says he doesn’t know what the building is, then why is he photographing it? For what purpose and for whom? If it is a Wells Fargo building, then it seems obvious to me why WF has security equipment in place. They have been robbed a few times in their existence.

Irrelevant. There is no expectation of privacy in a public place.

Regards,

[cynwoody]

If it is a Wells Fargo building

[Mad Dawgg]

"After listening to the video where the camera guy clearly says he doesn’t know what the building is, then why is he photographing it?"

People like to take pictures of interesting architecture. I've been doing it for years and most of the structures I take pictures of I am never really sure who owns them or what they contain.