Should nudist resorts allow people to take pictures?

I also believe you should ask consent when taking pictures of clothed people.

There are lots of naturists who aren't open to the wide world as being involved, at most camps if someone announces they're taking photo's that will be published rather than private they give people the option to move out of line of sight.

that is an invasion of privacy

It should be up to the resort. If the owners don't want it for whatever reason, that is their right.

Not bothered if they take my picture- but I couldn't speak for other's privacy concerns.

Absolutely with consent and then be polite in regards to surrounding patrons. (that is frame it so no one else is in the picture or don't take the picture).

When I was a kid at a resort, a couple of men caught this guy taking pictures surreptitiously. Apparently, he was escorted rather quickly less film and camera.

I remember it being a short lived fuss, but it was done and over with.

The same as any where else. I have ended up on TV all over Australia at one stage because I happened to be at a nudist beach near Sydney many years ago. so big deal. I was with my brother at the time and my wife spotted us and our speed boat on the article. If you go to a nudist place then you are mixing with people that don’t care if you see them naked. If you do care don’t go. and if you get of from seeing pictures of me my wife or my kids without clothes on that’s your problem not mine.

Either way, try and stop them.

If people consent to have their pictures, fine, but most of the time, I suspect the people may be nude but don't want their pics plastered all over the internet.

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Mine didn't.

I always thought they already do take pictures.

At many nudist resorts, cameras, or even cellphones with picture abilities, are banned.

but they do. i see them all the time

I can quite easily say my answer is 'no.' Might not be so bad if the subject is an adult and consents, but nudists come to the resort to relax, not be pestered with others going, "May I take your picture?" Nobody can read the photographer's mind and the photographer might have a prurient or other ill interest in the picture. Photographing children at a nudist resort, even innocently nude, is a definite "NO!" I would find it wrong for the parent to even agree to the photographing. The photographer might be a pedophile, who may use the picture for personal lust or even for distribution. Anyone who even asks to take a child's picture should be told to leave the resort.

consent