Do people working in a lab look at the pics they develop?

[lafemmeemily]

the first few times i posed nude was for gwc's who placed ads in the local alternative newspapers. they were the days when digital cameras weren't available or affordable yet. a lot of my poses were explicit, and i used to think to myself, my body might not get out to the world, but it'll make some photo lab tech's day. lol

emily

[EriiErii]

Originally Posted by lafemmeemily

the first few times i posed nude was for gwc's who placed ads in the local alternative newspapers. they were the days when digital cameras weren't available or affordable yet. a lot of my poses were explicit, and i used to think to myself, my body might not get out to the world, but it'll make some photo lab tech's day. lol

emily

Wonderful! Thank you Emily. I used to go out with a lass called Emily 😀

[jools1]

As a user of a professional lab for my slides and later an operator of a shop-based mini-lab, I can say with certainty: yes, people working in these places do look at the pics they develop. Apart from anything else, they have to, to ensure quality. And I certainly saw a few things that opened my eyes! There was more than one customer I never looked at the same way again after developing and printing their pics. A very attractive young teacher from a local private school comes to mind, for example, who went on the occasional holiday to somewhere in the Med and didn't always wear nearly as much there as she would a school. She didn't come back with any tan lines. And she was far from the only one I saw.

[MFN]

Years ago, pre-digital, my girlfriend and I took lots of nudes and sexually explicit photos of each other. Whilst handing over the processed slides or prints, the technician sometimes made comments about the really interesting photos, and usually some compliments on my girlfriend's body. A few times they actually asked if they could make some prints to keep, to which we always answered: "No, as you most likely already did!).

[fitne]

Originally Posted by lafemmeemily

the first few times i posed nude was for gwc's who placed ads in the local alternative newspapers. they were the days when digital cameras weren't available or affordable yet. a lot of my poses were explicit, and i used to think to myself, my body might not get out to the world, but it'll make some photo lab tech's day. lol

emily

I hear you. Back in the day, I took my film to a developer in the Gay Village. Gay people tend to be more open mineded about nudity. In fact, some of the pics were of naked peope in the Gay Parade.