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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fotojo" data-source="post: 4749" data-attributes="member: 1169"><p>Just as everyone has indicated if you are on public property you are free to take the shot. But if you plan to sell I would attempt to get a release to avoid problems later. Also just because you are on public property does not mean you will not get stopped. I was taking photo's at a local park that was accross from some homes and one of the residents called on me. They dispached 4 cars and blocked in my vechicle as I was about to leave before they got there. I was accused of taking photo's of peoples homes which of coarse I denied and even though I was not obligated to do so Ishowed them my photo's on my card which had zero homes clearly focused in any of the shots so they of course did their check on me then told me due to the highten threat these days people are more on edge. They told me I could continue to shoot but I told them i was moving on so use caution.</p></blockquote><p></p>