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Have you ever been on a photo shoot when a land owner, passer by etc.. has told you to move on, or get off land etc..

Yes many times the latest one was at Wall south of lichfield was shooting a model there in the roman ruins and got asked to leave not to politely either...most land owners if you approach them will normally agree to you using the land for a shoot most wont charge you either for example theres a bed and breakfast not to far from where i live its in the middle of the country and is actually a farm when i asked if i could p;ossibly use their haybarn for a shoot he willingly said yes of course you can..one day i will take up the offer

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Yeah a few times. I got quite into "Urbex" photography last year with a few mates, and as you'd expect with that sort of thing, we got stopped by security/land owners on a few occasions.
I got some of my best photos doing that sort of stuff though, so it was definitely worth it. Unfortunately I didn't get the chance to take a model along to some of these places, they would've made fantastic locations for a shoot.

James

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I was shooting against a graffiti wall in Liverpool one evening with a 26 yr old Model and her Chaperone when a drunk came along and said " what are you up to ,you shouldn't be taking pictures of young girls " my reply was a polite "pi55 off you knobhead does she look like a young girl" ,Model was suprised but stayed and we finished the shoot. Drunk departed swiftly

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