Trespassing and Illegal Photography - Drift, Jacob Riglin, Eric Rubens, J.N. Silva, and more.

This space recorded on September 28, 2021, features Drifter Shoots, Jacob Riglin, Eric Rubens, J.N. SIlva, Jacob Briglin, Shekinah Apedo, David Johnston, Ben Skaar, Dipanjan, Jordan Inglee, Brynn Alise, CCNNNRR and many more as they discuss the moral, ethical, and legal questions surrounding trespassing and photography. They also cover the physical dangers with the work as well as the sometimes severe criminal justice consequences of getting the perfect shot. Some of the featured guests' work can be found at: https://twitter.com/erubes1 https://twitter.com/DrifterShoots https://twitter.com/JNSilva_ https://twitter.com/jacobriglin https://twitter.com/sh3k1n4h https://twitter.com/EM1Texplores https://twitter.com/djohnstonphoto https://twitter.com/benskaarphoto https://twitter.com/dipanjan_photos https://twitter.com/visualsuplex https://twitter.com/brynnalisephoto https://twitter.com/ccnnnrr Cover photo by: Drifter Shoots Disclaimer: The speakers on Deeze Spaces are not registered investment advisors. All opinions shared on Deeze Spaces or via Twitter, Discord, and other public channels are those of the respective individuals alone and do not represent any views or endorsements from The Fractional Token Company. Nothing discussed in this podcast should be relied upon for investment decisions nor is it investment advice. Deeze Spaces are solely for information and entertainment purposes only. Please consult and work directly with tax, legal, financial, and investment professionals before making any token creation, transferring, and purchasing decisions.

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