[l23k4]

> the prohibition of "professional" photography equipment

You want endless influencer photoshoots with professional lighting setups and whatnot?

[sidewndr46]

if that's what people want to do in public, sure.

[stymaar]

I mean it's open to the public, or it's not… And if the owner get a say on who can enter and who cannot, then it's not.

[l23k4]

I have to agree with rjjejriridd on this one, despite their inappropriate tone.

Everyone knows "open to public" does not mean that you can operate a lemonade stand or conduct a professional photoshoot.