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olwino1
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Posted - 02/28/2009 : 6:58:55 PM
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Well for those of us that say no problem then let the cameras click away . Me on the other hand prefer to know who is taking a picture of me and where it may end up . I have certainly had my picture taken in group shots from time to time but they have been with people I know and trust . I guess it is also fair for me to say I do not have a high level corporate job and I am not planning on running for public office very soon . I do not approve of the " pigs " hiding in the tall grass taking pictures of people on the beach and when I see them I always call them out or warn the person of their interest .
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DaffyTaffy2
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 Posted - 02/28/2009 : 10:54:43 PM
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  i guess don't put yer s*** outthere an don't have a worry!
Skinny Women are not Evil
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lazarus
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Posted - 02/28/2009 : 11:23:53 PM
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All members and guests at our club sign a photo release form that gives the member a choice of whether or not they will permit photos of themselves, and where those photos will be used.
If someone wants a photo taken, they have to bring the camera to myself, or the owner or someone we designate, to have the picture taken.
If someone has a cell phone and wants to have it on the yard, they show us that there isn't a camera in it, otherwise they use it in the parking lot. This seems to satisfy our most camera shy members and guests.
LILLY VALLEY PHOTO RELEASE
I, _______________________________ (name)
of ______________________________(fulladdress)
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hereby give permission for the photograph of
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(brief description of picture)
which includes my
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[State: child(ren), niece(s), nephew(s), grandchild(ren), other (please
specify)]
whose name(s) is (are)
________________________________________________(full names)
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to be used by Lilly Valley Nudist Club for :
[] Club Photo Collection
[] Article in Going Natural( FCN Magazine)
[] Lilly Valley Website and/or Promotional Material
[] Member/Guest private collection (not to be published in print or on the Internet)
Date: ________________________________________________
Signed: ________________________________________________
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Posted - 04/07/2012 : 11:06:32 AM
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I find the sneaky creeps behind rocks taking just zoom photos of vaginas,breasts to be sick but I think camera should be allowed on nude beaches among the nudists, what is so wrong about enjoying a good day with freinds and taking some photos to just remember the good times when you get much older. I think nudists in general for the most part over react to the idea of being in a nude photo.
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HomeNudist
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Posted - 04/07/2012 : 11:48:37 AM
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Then there are people like me. My only phone is a cellphone because it is a waste of money to also have a land line for only me. The cellphone I use is a Samsung "Rugby". I got it specifically because it is hardened to mil specs. It is waterproof, armored(rubber clad), shock resistant (you can drop it). It will not break around a klutz like me.
It might have a camera in it, if it does I sure don't know how to use or even access it. I think it can do text messages, but again I don't know how or even why someone would want to do such a thing. In my mind a phone is to make and get calls. A camera is for pictures, a computer is for internet stuff, etc. I would never ask my Proctologist to do my tax returns, even tho both are a pain in the arse. Why would I ask my phone to be something different?
Getting back on topic, why should I be denied access to my phone because of something I have no idea how to even do?
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Posted - 04/07/2012 : 12:17:57 PM
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Homenudist-No one says you can not have a cell phone that can take photos it is more an issue of the people who take sneaky photos to post on sites etc. Do I care if I am photographed nude with nudist freinds and I see they posted it on their blog no I do not but I do not want to see my nude body on a website with someone else claiming that is them etc.
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blackrebel
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Posted - 04/07/2012 : 11:20:13 PM
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Jobs can be lost over a nude photo as we have seen time and time again.
Sure, some people have fought and kept their job, but at the cost of thousands in legal fees.
Some are involved in jobs that would lead to issues if seen around in print or on-line.
I was interviewed at our nudist club for the local paper, but they kept my name out of the article. When the article was printed my co-workers were VERY negative to nudist events and were appalled that people engaged in non-sexual nudity. I am also on television and counsel families and speak at schools and that could have been a big issue.
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nsgusa
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Posted - 04/08/2012 : 01:22:33 AM
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I think the issue of photos is based upon an individuals expectation of privacy.
When we go to a social nudist venue, we know that the rules are, and have always been...NO CAMERAS.
If, by chance, we are present at a photo shoot sponsored by the hosts, we know we will be asked to participate or opt out.
If we participate, we are asked to sign a release that says what the picture is for and where/when it will be published.
In the old days, cameras were easy to spot, in this digital age, however, cameras can be anywhere and everywhere.
Photos taken years ago now abound on the internet.
On a nude beach, however, I believe that you have no expectation of privacy and you should expect that sometime, somewhere, pictures taken there will make it onto the internet.
As to private pictures of friends and family, you expect the person that took them to be discrete with them.
But, what if that person's home gets broken into, their camera or computer gets stolen or someone hacks their computer?
OOOPS, there your pictures are, making the rounds of probably many sites.
And the pictures of your young children?
Believe me, they'll be forever young and posted on more sites than our adult ones will be.
People used to be upset that I never took pictures of my family and with friends.
Now, they thank me for standing my ground when I said, "No Photos".
I am not trying to be a fatalist, but I know there are those of you out there that wish "That Picture" was never taken.
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