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Attorney is a good idea but I have a better idea...Ask permission (get it in writing), explain the charity purpose and finally offer a copy or copies of the photo(s). The "get it in writing" is important. I believe these steps keeps the Attorney out. We get hung up on privacy laws when in reality you can ask permission and be done with it.This will be interesting.
It might require a proper attorneys input, with possibly states having differing laws on the subject.
I feel taking such photos of larger commercial type buildings would be no issue, but private property ?
It would very likely depend on the position of such a structure, in an otherwise empty paddock, or among the homestead buildings ?
That sort of privacy issue more than any identifiable issues.
Personally I would have thought, to get close enough to take a decent shot of a barn etc, you’d need to get fairly close, close enough to generally warrant asking for the “ok to take a photo of your wonderful barn”.
Good luck with the idea, loads of old buildings and farmhouses in rural areas that are very interesting to shoot.