There was no tresspassing involved in the making of this photo

DoctorDino · Feb 7, 2015

Didereaux said:
Hey guys! I don't see any tilt. The land is rolling. Look at the edge of the barn, and the trees.

That is correct. I didn't even realize it until I tried straightening the photo.

TTLui · Feb 7, 2015

Looks like you caught this photo at a good moment. I like the sunlight giving warmth to the otherwise barren cold landscape.

pixmedic · Feb 12, 2015

overall its a nice pic. love the sun coming through.
I edited it a bit and made it my desktop background.
saved it and sent the files to a few friends who like old farm structures, thought they might like it too.

Didereaux · Feb 12, 2015

...shouldn't enter this fray....but what the hey! A trespassing sign to be valid MUST be placed on the perimeter of the property not to be trespassed upon! PERIOD! Just common sense (a rare thing in legal matters). So the 'No Trespassing' sign tacked on the barn pertains ONLY to that barn and its interior.

From a more general point: Any property owned by and individual or corporation, or anything other than the government is private property, and crossing onto it is tresspass. BUT it is not prosecutable trespass until you are notified that it is. That is where the sign comes in, you have been notified, and therefor the owner of the property can file charges of trespass. If there is no sign then all they can do is tell you that you are trespassing and to get off. If you fail to leave in a reasonable way then you are again guilty of trespass.

that's a laymans' take and wording mind you...but no jailhouses were involved.

James Baranski · Feb 12, 2015

Here is the sign! I took this a month ago and had to get a closeup. Good thing Farmer Vincent wasn't close

4 by Jbaranski111, on Flickr

yellow ant · Feb 12, 2015

I like the lean, for me it works with the other angles. But I like things that maybe are not perfect.

And I like the photo also.

Did you trespass with the sunlight that went through the barn?