photos of drunken antics

[ConfusedMum]

right, i don't know if i sound really daft/stupid or not but i'm gonna ask anyway - is it illegal (i say illegal because i dunno what else to call it? lol naughty? bad? not allowed? haha) to get photos developed of say ummmm drunken antics of knickers and bras and hands placed over certain bits and bobs?

i'm asking because last night haha me and friends had a drink or 9 and was playing games and we were taking pics and i really want the pics developed as they were on a disposable camera but i'm wondering if it's even legal to get them kinds of pics developed? like i said we are all 18 or over and there's no actual bits and bobs showing lol just hands and undies.

i sound really really loopy LMAO!

thanks for any help!

xXx

[Hippy]

This does not sound illegal to me. You were all accepting that the camera was used, it wasn't hidden or anything like that, and you are all old enough to know better, I mean give consent.

Now, what you do with said photos once developed is another mater. Embarrassment is one thing, but blackmail is definitely illegal (hohoho!).

Sending the embarrassing pix to the local (or even National if your friends were famous) papers whilst not illegal in itself, could end up in trouble for you if you did so to make money from private actions that were understood to remain private, and the pictures were taken in a private place (oddly, a Public House is a Private Place). In that case both you and the newspaper might be up for some serious courtroom time if the other people became lawyer happy.

On the other hand it sounds a a whole load of fun and you will fall about in hoots of laughter alternating with cringes when you show the pictures at the forthcoming coffee morning for these genteel friends of yours.

[bigmango]

There is no problem with the photographs being developed. Hope you enjoy them and when you have finished, you can send them to me. Merry Christmas.

[Peter Pedant]

Get a digital this Xmas
they're very cheap[
I was talking of a digital camera by the way
and then they have got no handleon you

es, certain firms do look out for, well photos of crimes. Kiddie porn springs to mind but other things, you know like the car jack case

You could always ask.

I got a bit red faced when I did that, it is a bit like askinng for a packet of.....well never mind

[ConfusedMum]

so you're all sure that when i walk into my local tescos to get my photos developed i wont get a slap on the wrist? well more to the point my boyfriend wont be told about my drunken antics by the tesco workers! haha.

thanks for all the help!

xxx

[denisdenis]

If you advise the developers of the content then they have the right to refuse service or not. Bear in mind that they can also keep copies of the film without your knowledge and pass them on to the police if they think an illegal activity has taken place. Better use the photocopier instead!

[ummmm]

Thought you were saying that you were getting photos developed of my drunken antics then!!!