If you lived in an Eichler home, why would you want it blurred out of Google Street View?

[tolivac]

Photographing homes-if the phtographer is NOT on your property-not much if anything can be done.BUT if the cameraman TRESSPASSES on your property to take the shots-then yes,he can be arrested.This was under photographers rights.There was a video about it some years ago on YouTube-was in the section on people taking pictures of abandoned properties and even homes that were occupied-like former movie or former photo shot areas.And police CANNOT ask you to give them your camera or film.They can tell you to move on.

 

[whirlcool]

Yes, that's exactly how it works. Google makes it a point that the camera vehicles never shoot photos while on private properties.

Another reason I mentioned to call the cops was that the person who owns the house may be throwing a hissy fit that somebody looked at their house without their permission and paramedics may need to be called to return them to a normal state of mind. Sorry, I just couldn't resist.