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rparchen wrote:
Thank you all for the continued comments!
I also want to mention that this place is on private property and the office must be contacted to sign a waiver, etc, in order to shoot here. They are happy to share the place with photographers but they do allow hunting on the property so it's best to get permission first so they can tell you where to go without getting shot. Literally. I was actually contacted by the CEO who (very gently) reminded me of this as I was not aware when I shot...and then also to order a print. So I'll take that as a compliment! ...Show more →
While I agree completely if you are venturing onto their property that you absolutely must ask permission first.
However, there are quite a few county roads that travel directly past their land. And as far as I can tell, it is still legal in the US to photograph anything you want from a public road unless the Gov post a sign like at a military installation. I was on such a county road when I shot my shots, and many of their trucks passed me that morning and every one waved hello. Very friendly bunch of people!
I wonder if there are still any leaves left this season? Probably not...
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