Where can a nudist take a roll of film where it can be printed without violating the photo places' rules?

Answer 1

Almost all photo processors will develop and print nude pictures. The thing that causes problems is when the pictures contain sexual activities or children.

A basic rule to follow is that if the picture has nude people doing something they wouldn't do clothed in front of their parents, it's probably going to be a problem to get it printed.

I've had nudist photos developed at Wal-Mart, CVS, Eckerds, Walgreens, Sam's Club and several others with no problems.

If all else fails, take it to a professional lab. As long as your content doesn't violate your local laws, you're probably okay.

The one thing to be wary of is the lab employee who personally feels it is wrong, and will "accidently" damage or destroy your film for these reasons.

Ask the clerk before you drop off the film, explaining that it contains nudity, and details of the activity. They'll usually tell you if it's going to be a problem.

Answer 2

I suggest that you get a digital camera, HP 1300's series printer, HP Photo paper and print your own at home. It is cheaper and there are no "lost" rolls of film or people who would not print them.

Answer 3

My daughter says there is a kiosk at Wal Mart where you take your saved pictures on a CD, put them in , and develope your own pictures right there, nobody else sees them, you do it yourself.