Speedfreak,
This response may be too late for you to see but I happened upon your above comment and I'd like to answer your question from personal experiences:
You do not want a photo on the internet of your personal and private spaces. The information will end up in the wrong hands. The photo can reveal far too much in the hands of a person with ill intentions. Would you want someone with the handle SpeadFreak to know where the door to your child's stateroom is and where the security cameras are?
Also, employees or investors (or even the bank) can be very touchy about seeing trinkets that cost more than their year's salary.
You may see celebrity boats and houses in magazines but the majority of the time the house or boat is soon on the market.
Etcetera. It's all about privacy and safety.

Thanks for listening,
Captain Roy

PS: On the other hand, the guy may have run over budget and the inside of his boat isn't finished!