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...and we love looking! Nice photo! :D

Photo developed at stores
But this does not seem to be the thread for it. I don't even know what an Android is. But your wife's ass looks great!

Anybody here either familiar with or remember when the Southridge Shopping Center opened in Milwaukee, WI back in 1970? I was in high school and worked part time at a department store there. The camera department was one of the areas where I worked and we offered film developing. You have no idea how many times I, and others, looked at people's photographs to pass the time when the store was quiet. I kept hoping to see some nudity but never did. What I did see often were teenagers smoking pot. You never know how many people have viewed your pictures before you pick them up.

Photo labs in stores
 

This is certainly true!! Years back I ran a photo lab near the University of Oklahoma. Of course many of our orders came from students, and they were usually rather interesting. Often saw nudes, and some were from the older folks too. One afternoon, a lady came in to pick up her order, and I remembered her pictures. All but one were happy snaps, but that one was a full frontal nude of her, and she was looking good. Nice and curvy, like many mature women.

She went through the pictures right there at the counter and when she came to that one picture, she was shocked and flustered a little. She was saying how she didn't look good in it, and I quietly mentioned that I thought she looked great. Made her day... Made mine too :D

Model T--sorry my first part of my post I lost,,I miss the old photo shops where you could take in a negetive of a nude and show the developers...now my pics are on cell phones...

I don't remember it back as far as 1970. My memories of that mall are from the mid to late 70s. Spent a lot of time there back in the day. I miss the old design of the mall. It's been updated and modernized within the last few years. Cold and sterile to my eyes. I miss the wooden railings, elaborate fountains and funky ceiling tiles.

Lets keep this one going
 

A shame that this thread is dying... it was kind of hot hearing about having to go to a lab old school and wait for your hot pics... The digital age kind of sanitized all that

On display
 

Years back I was in my apartment with my old camera and my gf. The film in the camera was pretty old so we decided to take some photos. I didn't think the film was good but a few days later I figured what the hell I'll take it to place with one hour photo. The photo place was in a rite aid or cvs I don't remember. I dropped off the film to the counter and went down the street to eat. I came back went to the counter and realized that as they photos come out of the machine they sit temporally in view for everyone to see! This was a pretty crowded place! I got my photos from the guy working and went back to my car. I flipped through them and wondered how many people saw the pics of her smiling topless or laying completely naked in bed? I realized the guy who out them in the envelope had at least seen the top picture of her completely naked covering her boobs. I fucked her so hard thinking about all the lucky people that got the sneaky peek :)

Thanks for the story. This reminds me I have a few cameras at the house in the same unknown condition.

We didn't realize so many people took sexy and nude photos during the film days. Nice to read about other adventures.
About old cameras and old film, we are slowly packing to move. Found several cameras with partially used film and some of my newer digital cameras. Batteries are dead so haven't checked. I no longer have the patch cords or a computer with card slots. I need to get an add on and see what we have.
As far as the film, my wife threw out at least 25 rolls of 110 undeveloped. They would be car shows, vacations, and I'm sure tit pictures at least. Damned should have saved those. Yet where would we take them now?
Yes we miss the thrill of not knowing who saw those pictures when we were young. We actually thought most were done on a machine and only spot checked.
But as we get older most people we''ve played games with and posed with are long gone. It really doesn't matter who sees us. In a short time we are all forgotten.
Enjoy it while you can. Keep adding your photo shop stories.