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farlyxxx
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Posted - 07/02/2007 :  2:50:31 PM  Show Profile  Send farlyxxx a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
My fiance and I are going to our first nudist resort and were wondering about taking a camera to capture our experience,will this be ok or not?

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ßeachcomber
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Posted - 07/02/2007 :  3:36:38 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Generally, cameras (and binoculars)are treated with suspicion at nudist venues. Simply because no-one wants to find out that there are photos of themselves on various X-rated websites.

I've found that a simple warning to anyone nearby that you are about to take a photograph, thus giving them the opportunity to turn their backs or walk out of shot, works every time. Just don't be furtive or try and take candid shots of strangers without permission.



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farlyxxx
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Posted - 07/02/2007 :  3:44:03 PM  Show Profile  Send farlyxxx a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
great advice,thanks so much.


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Nudony
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Posted - 07/02/2007 :  5:33:51 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Cameras are generally a no-no at most resorts; some resorts allow pictures to be taken under close management supervision. Call first; but the odds are that you will get a refusal. And sneaking in a camera can get you escorted out of the resort.


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D-TX
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Posted - 07/02/2007 :  7:28:53 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Nudist Clubs that have web sites usually have a list of their rules on the site. All of the AANR (Family friendly) clubs here in Texas ban cameras except for pre-approved, very specific use (like if the club shoots Race Photos when they host one of the AANR-SW Nude 5K Races).

One club I've visited has a camera-phone in a jar of water on the office desk. There's a notice warning not to use camera-phones in the club, or yours may end up in the jar as well.

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David

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Warmskin
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Posted - 10/22/2008 :  5:23:53 PM  Show Profile  Send Warmskin a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
Just don't bring a tripod, large light reflectors, and a group of photo experts along to a nudist place. Come to think of it, leave your camera gear and swimsuit at home, and just bring yourself, a spouse, friend, in-laws, a towel, lunch, and sun-screen if you need it. The experience of being socially nude can be remembered quite nicely without accessories.

That government governs best, which governs least - Thomas Jefferson



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Calbob
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Posted - 10/23/2008 :  3:44:06 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
My club, Laguna Del Sol, not only bans cameras, but you are not allowed to use a cell phone inside the pool areas. With so many of them having cameras these days, there isn't a good way to selectively ban them.




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Posted - 10/28/2012 :  1:45:16 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Last time I visited my nude beach I had my camera with me in my bag, never brought it out unless I asked another beach visitor to take some nudes of me for me with scenery only in background but not other nudists, most often when it is done like that most do not mind seeing the camera on the beach. I had a woman take a few of me in the water and we walked up the trail a bit to the beach sign and took one of me up there, she only did it due to she was leaving anyway up the trail.


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sailawaybob
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Posted - 11/02/2012 :  9:12:03 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I always take a camera to the beach and will ask others to take my picture and have been asked the same favor many times - why not it's a vacation and don't you take pictures on vacation ?
I will take far distant pictures of others sometimes - you can only make out a nude figure just to show it is a nude beach but mainly i will do like at a textile beach and take pictures of the birds, sharks and sand.



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Posted - 11/03/2012 :  01:55:17 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Calbob

My club, Laguna Del Sol, not only bans cameras, but you are not allowed to use a cell phone inside the pool areas. With so many of them having cameras these days, there isn't a good way to selectively ban them.





This policy has obviously changed. On our first and only visit, so far, we asked someone to take pictures of us near the lake. I was told to bring the camera to the office.

My wife and I signed a form, the manager looked over our camera and then the office staff tagged our camera and reiterated the rules and let us go and take pictures as we pleased.

As I stated ... I really don't want other people in our pictures unless we know them. I don't mind the distant nude in the frame but I like them distant enough that you can't even tell if they are male or female.

We used to take our camera to the beach all the time and we took pictures of each other, our girls and our grandkids all enjoying the nude beach. While taking pics, a regular came up and asked if we wanted a family pic, we said "yes" and we have a pic of all of us naked on the beach with the exception of grandchild #5 (who wasn't born yet) and our son in laws.



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nudesunguy
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Posted - 11/03/2012 :  9:22:16 PM  Show Profile  Send nudesunguy a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
I'm glad they changed their policy to reflect the times (EVERY computer, ipad, ipod, etc. has a camera nowadays). I almost got thrown out of the place for taking a CALL at the pool. I was told "NO cell phones at the pool." When I looked at the sign, it said: "Please refrain from using cell phones."




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FireProf
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Posted - 11/04/2012 :  01:39:15 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I gotta tell ya ... I hate it when people answer their cell phones and have their conversation right next to me and then act as if I'm invading their privacy. SO ... when the cell phone rings ... and I'm on the pool deck, I answer it and leave the pool deck. I try and find a place where I can have my conversation in private and not bother anyone else. I don' much care for all this "connection" nowadays BUT ... it definately has it rewards and an upside. I've been at the club and got a phone call from my daughter's regarding a sick grandchild and their inability to get off work, right away, and go get them and take them home or to the doctor. I was needed and was able to respond. Had my phone been in the car ... I would not have known this and would have felt like crap not being able to help my grandchild.

I've seen and heard people answer their phones and just carry on their private conversation on the pool deck and when told ... "you're not suppose to use your cell phone around the pool area," they just look at your and then ignore you. I've only once gone to call the front office and told them of the person. I could care less if he was on the phone but he was talking loud enough ... he didn't need a phone for the other person on the other end to hear him. All these electronic devices have cameras and in my opinion ... if you're really afraid of someone seeing a picture of you naked, taken by someone on the pool deck ... maybe you should stay away from these places and stay off these nudist websites. Cuz ... you're information's out there already ... and it's probably more information than you think and a picture is the least of your worries.

;)

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Posted - 11/04/2012 :  11:24:46 AM  Show Profile  Visit rabbitnbunny's Homepage  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Calbob

My club, Laguna Del Sol, not only bans cameras, but you are not allowed to use a cell phone inside the pool areas. With so many of them having cameras these days, there isn't a good way to selectively ban them.





Which is why younger people stay away from resorts, and inhabit the beaches. Tell a 20-something they can't have their cell phone 27/7, and they're gone.



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Diger
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Posted - 11/04/2012 :  12:26:48 PM  Show Profile  Send Diger a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
It was so funny last July when we were at Apollo, four young ladies (mid 20's) came down the beach and set up next to us. Cell phone signals are poor there so every few minutes one of the girls were up at the edge of the dunes holding their phone in the air trying to get connected.

This went on all day, it was soooo funny.







Diger



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Posted - 11/04/2012 :  12:29:16 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Diger I have been to apollo too I would have actually been shocked to see 4 women in mid 20's in the nude there but last time I was there was maybe like 10 years ago.


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Diger
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Posted - 11/04/2012 :  12:55:20 PM  Show Profile  Send Diger a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
That use to be the norm at Apollo but in the last few year we have seen more and more young singles and couples. Apollo is alive and well with the next generation taking their place.








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