Shockingly Smiling Security

Maybe, it was because they'd already stopped us from taking photos & shooting video inside the exhibition (all about Samurai and very interesting too).

I was at the Anthropology Museum to help a friend, Javier try and shoot a wee report on the event on the sly. He knew (he works for Televisa) that it would take weeks to get official permission to shoot, so we thought we'd see if we could circumvent official channels. No such luck, the guards did their job in spotting a suspicious cluster of grown men w/DSLRs ducking and diving in a fairly suspicious manner.

So, until we got authorisation, we were only allowed to shoot the entrance and exit (above) of the exhibition. All we could do was interview people as they came out to get their reactions. If we can get the permission sorted, then we'll come back, if not, oh well and ho hum!