... he shoulda been a politician. "I didn't want to sell them when I sent them out to editors."
Yep... that's what most of us do... send photos to editors and when they ask to buy them we put our foot down and tell them "no way."
"These are Ms Anistons' uh, chestie-thingies... I don't know why you would think I would sell them to you just cause I sent them to you for review."
"I didn't want to sell the images before I wanted to sell them."
Sheesh. I think being on your property may be a cause for reasonable expectation of privacy, and bring in issues of property releases and such. However, it will be a very interesting situation cause this lady seems to be somewhat of a celebrity.ABC News: Photographer: Topless Aniston 'Exposed Herself': "Brandt's celebrity photos have appeared in People magazine and the New York Post, among other publications. He says he once worked for The National Enquirer, but he says he's grown to loathe paparazzi photographers.
'There is a group out there today who are extremely aggressive and I hate them, I'll say that to you,' he said. 'They have made the so-called paparazzi business as it is, the worst that it's ever been."
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