Interesting blog, especially in this digital age we all live in, regarding a complaint to the Wellesley Police Department regarding someone taking photos of a resident’s house…
Realtors often take photos of homes for comps; appraisers do as well;
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and when we have someone relocating we take photos to give people a feel for the neighborhood.
As the photographer who blogs “Is Photography a Crime in Wellesley?” notes, as long as the photographer doesn’t step onto your property uninvited, it is not a crime for someone to photograph your home.
In fact, when scouting for movie locations, it is commonplace to take photos of homes, architecture, etc. I’m certain there were many photos and other media of the Cliff Road neighborhood taken, before the Ben Affleck movie “The Company’s Men” decided to film there…
*rendering courtesy of Country Living
Photographers Guide to Privacy
Know How and When You Can Use Your Camera/USA Today
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