iori
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- May 19, 2023
- 9
pretty straightforward... im not sure if the photographer excuse will work since i look a bit young but um
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Formerly Alexei_Kirillov
- Mar 9, 2024
- 1,415
You could try emailing or phoning in advance to ask if you could take some pictures from the roof. I know of a website that shows 3D panoramas from various rooftops in my city, and that seems to be what the photographer did to get up there.
From everything that I have seen, the most prevalent answer would be no.
One also has to take into account all the legal aspects for the property owner of a taller building. A unlocked door could involve them getting their butts sued off and all the legal ramifications would generally mean that doors are locked tight.
Walter
One also has to take into account all the legal aspects for the property owner of a taller building. A unlocked door could involve them getting their butts sued off and all the legal ramifications would generally mean that doors are locked tight.
Walter
