Are photos spelled out in your contract? Did you discuss that you would be taking photos?
Dear Decorator:
Thank you for your question.
You had a verbal agreement that you could take pictures of your work and post them. Based on the agreement, she would be in breach if she required you to take the photos down. Looked at another way, you own the pictures and if there is no identifying information about her from the photos, she really has no interest in whether you display you work or not. Now, she could file a lawsuit against you. After all, technically you can sue anyone you want for anything at any point in time. However, I have a hard time imagining what her damages would be or what her cause of action would be. As long as she gave you permission to take the pictures and they don't identify her or trace back to her, she has no interest in what you do with them.
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-KAT
Lawyer
I am an attorney familiar with the above-stated subject matter.
Honestly, your defense will defend on what you are sued for. Since I cannot fathom the cause of action, given the fact, I have no idea what your defense would be other than a verbal agreement.
If you get sued, come back, PM me and I am happy to provide my opinion with the relevant legal authority.