I’m on holiday in a European country.
Stopped at a tourist site that’s free to enter, and open air (so not a museum etc.).
The site contains a number of items of interest- let’s say they’re sculptures.
Lots of tourists wandering around, going from sculpture to sculpture, taking photos etc.
I got to a particular sculpture which is quite large and round and there weren’t many people at it. I was looking at it for a few second. Spotted a man at the other side of the sculpture waving at me. I cocked my head towards him to see what he wanted and he gestured to show that he wanted to take a photo but wanted me to move out of the way (literally flapped his wrist in a “shoo” motion and pointed to where I should stand instead) so I wouldn’t be in the way. I said it’s fine, I don’t mind if I’m in the background, and he said he wanted me to move because he just wanted a photo of the sculpture without anyone in it.
I laughed and stayed where I was until I was ready to move away and see the next sculpture.
He got very irate when I wouldn’t move, and started gesturing in quite an animated way for me to move out of his frame.
Interestingly, just as I was leaving, another man came along and the first man didn’t ask him to move at all.
Was IBU? Because I think that, if you’re a tourist amongst tourists at a busy sightseeing spot, you don’t get to dictate where people can and cannot stand.