Comments on: No Trespassing http://www.whatsgottastay.com/no-trespassing/ Taking note of the good things Thu, 08 Jan 2009 21:26:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: JeanA http://www.whatsgottastay.com/no-trespassing/comment-page-1/#comment-2413 JeanA Sat, 26 Jan 2008 00:55:52 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/no-trespassing/#comment-2413 I agree with Ali, Jeremy...you're bad! LOL! All kidding aside, I believe you were respectful of the owners' wishes. The owners, I'm sure, are more concerned about thefts, property damage and now days, unfortunately, liability. I'm always intrigued with your creativity! I agree with Ali, Jeremy…you’re bad! LOL!

All kidding aside, I believe you were respectful of the owners’ wishes. The owners, I’m sure, are more concerned about thefts, property damage and now days, unfortunately, liability.

I’m always intrigued with your creativity!

]]> By: jeremy http://www.whatsgottastay.com/no-trespassing/comment-page-1/#comment-2403 jeremy Fri, 25 Jan 2008 00:12:53 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/no-trespassing/#comment-2403 I am sure you all realize that I wasn't too concerned about it as I was essentially only a few steps past the sign, and my intent was pretty clear in staying off of the property. Just framing my shot. More than anything I am curious as to what everyone else thinks. I have a feeling if the owner had been standing right there he would have been more intrigued as to the shot I was attempting to take versus my being a few steps in on his property line. That said, some photogs think they have an inherent license to do whatever they want because they are wielding a camera, but I don't subscribe to that mentality. I am sure you all realize that I wasn’t too concerned about it as I was essentially only a few steps past the sign, and my intent was pretty clear in staying off of the property. Just framing my shot. More than anything I am curious as to what everyone else thinks. I have a feeling if the owner had been standing right there he would have been more intrigued as to the shot I was attempting to take versus my being a few steps in on his property line.

That said, some photogs think they have an inherent license to do whatever they want because they are wielding a camera, but I don’t subscribe to that mentality.

]]> By: Wolfcat http://www.whatsgottastay.com/no-trespassing/comment-page-1/#comment-2400 Wolfcat Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:14:40 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/no-trespassing/#comment-2400 Technically you shouldn't have done it. BUT, you might consider showing the photo to the owners and ask if they would like a nice copy of that shot. I know I would frame and hang it. :) Technically you shouldn’t have done it. BUT, you might consider showing the photo to the owners and ask if they would like a nice copy of that shot.

I know I would frame and hang it. :)

]]> By: Ali E. http://www.whatsgottastay.com/no-trespassing/comment-page-1/#comment-2397 Ali E. Thu, 24 Jan 2008 14:42:42 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/no-trespassing/#comment-2397 Your Bad Jeremy. ;) Notice the large NO on the sign...as in NO trespassing...it didn't say You decide when trespassing is ok... I too think they are trying to keep fruit mongers out in season BUT maybe there are new trees under that snow you could trample off season...it's like a rolling stop...STOP means STOP and NO Trespassing means just that. But I'll forgive you this one. HA! Great photos BTW.... Your Bad Jeremy. ;) Notice the large NO on the sign…as in NO trespassing…it didn’t say You decide when trespassing is ok…
I too think they are trying to keep fruit mongers out in season BUT maybe there are new trees under that snow you could trample off season…it’s like a rolling stop…STOP means STOP and NO Trespassing means just that. But I’ll forgive you this one. HA! Great photos BTW….

]]> By: Sylvia http://www.whatsgottastay.com/no-trespassing/comment-page-1/#comment-2389 Sylvia Thu, 24 Jan 2008 00:46:55 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/no-trespassing/#comment-2389 Jeremy, I feel the property owners meant for you to not disturb their their trees, especially when their fruit are in season. You only step a few steps onto their land and you did not touch anything. In this case, you are exempt. Jeremy,
I feel the property owners meant for you to not disturb their their trees, especially when their fruit are in season. You only step a few steps onto their land and you did not touch anything.
In this case, you are exempt.

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