People complained about the ‘smartphone terror’ – they could hardly see the more famous paintings. The museum has therefore a photography ban in the halls. Visitors are allowed only on special photo spots – with a huge replica of a Van Gogh painting in the background -. Get their phones out
” It works, ” said a spokesman. ” People adhere nicely to it. “” But the action, however, will not be retained. Some art museums even welcome it if visitors a picture of a work of art.
Museum
Rembrandt’s Nightwatch in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, it is sometimes extremely busy, but pictures without flash allowed. ” That is indisputable, ” explains a spokesperson. ” The only rule is that you should not be a burden to others. That is also the visiting rules. ”
Security Guards must occasionally take action as visitors the famous painting only can see through three iPads and two phones.
” We want to regulate it a bit, so that people can stay comfortable. Not to affect the picture behavior. ” The Rijks surprised though. ” On our website we offer images in the highest resolution and we sell the most beautiful postcards. ”
Anne Frank House
The Anne Frank House in Amsterdam is one of the few places where the board holds a photo ban. ” We want the emotional experience in the home is paramount, ” explains a spokeswoman from. ” We talked sometimes about letting go of the ban, but it does not play tremendously. Visitors are moved by what they see ”
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