The short answer is yes. However, the legal answer is that it is based on whether or not there is a reasonable expectation of privacy. Ultimately, if you can be seen inside your house or anywhere on your property, from a public place, you do NOT have a reasonable expectation of privacy, and can legally be photographed. To be clear, the Investigator must be in a public place, and not be in an area where they are trespassing in order to see you on your property and take pictures of you.