Photographed

Not during an exam, but a friend of mine who was a physician took some pics of me for a website he created about sex ed

Pammy, what is the websites url

Sorry Nurse I lost touch with him and the site years ago, but it was great fun doing it and to think that my most intimate parts will be on the web for ever

Pammy,

Would you be so kind as to post a similar set of photos depicting your most intimate parts in the gallery?

Never, i don't think i'd feel comfortable with that.

One says yes, one says no - what should I do?

@Pammy32 -- Go with your gut feeling .. If you don't feel right then there's you're answer .. Remember that old saying -- If in doubt DONT... Still rings true in this day & age ... No point in having regrets after the event, as once it's out there there then there is no going back...Just do what feels right & comfortable for you.... Mind you while its always a pleasure to observe naked womanhood so to speak , that same individual may forever feel a twinge of guilt also... Just a thought mind you !!

While I may be just another bent (chuckle) male I do have a conscience & think of others in a nice way also...

Choice is entirely up to the individual ...Use it wisely !!

Thanks for everyone that PM'd me.

After a lot of thought I will not be posting the pics. I have been a nudist for years and tons of people have seen me naked and in the med play stirrups, but I will respect peoples feelings.

I was photographed naked. After a suicide attempt by crashing my car I was sent to a mental hospital. The nurses said they needed to document any injuries on admission. If at a later time there were allegations of abuse or injury in the hospital, physical bruises or scars at that time could be compared to admission photos. As I had many bruises including hip bruise and hematoma from the seat belt & hernia scar they photographed those areas closer. Given that I was already anxious and scared from being committed, restrained and having a physical exam with female attendants watching, being photographed was an almost unbearable humiliation. See in 'experiences to remember' my post on A Mental Hospital Experience

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=416403

This happened to me when I was young, as part of a posture exam to check for scoliosis.

I had to take off all my clothes, including my socks and underpants, and stand naked with my feet together and my hands by my sides. They took full length nude photos of me from the front, both sides and the back.

It was extremely humiliating.

Not that I know of. Wonder what it would feel like

In all likelihood, if a play exam should happen with either of 2 candidates, i intend to film it. And at some point during what may be various takes, i will essentially be nude.

So in a way, this is a something i may very well be on the cusp of experiencing. In the meantime, it's interesting to mentally explore different options to occur...

Yes. As part of a program my school participated in years and years ago.

At the last dermatologist exam my wife and I both had, a nurse ask permission first and then photographed us both nude. Separately as we had our exams, but front , back head to toe.

I've had partners take photos of me and found that a useful way to see changes in my body, but nothing clinical yet. That'll change at some point early next year before I have my chest surgery. I know they take photos to help them during the operation and I don't know how I'll feel being photographed topless by a stranger.

I have only photographed myself during a real physical exam! Obviously, the photos were taken when the doctor was not in the exam room.

I know some dermatologists offer photography as a way to keep track of changing moles, but outside of that or medical studies, I don't really think there's a situation that would warrant photographs.

Is it even legal?

"Fellatio Ho" : until what age do you were photographed naked because of a scoliosis as part of a posture exam?

Esaterman

It was between the ages of around 10 and 15.

I never was photographed during a real examination - I think it isn't normal or necessary to do this in a normal physical without any special problems of the back or else.

Nope. I am far to shy for that.

Years ago when I was a young boy (elementary school age) I had a mole on my butt photographed at a dermatologists office. The nurse walks in the exam room with the camera and I pulled my pants down a little for her to take the picture. She said, "I wasn't expecting that! The doctor said it was on your cheek and I just thought your face!" Sorry, nothing exciting or erotic in any way.

If I am not mistaken. My colonoscopy back in June, was video taped for educational purposes, I believe I signed a consent of some kind. Was all in the rush of processing and checking in.

I have had pictures taken during play exams. I thought it was a real turn-on. Plus, you get to see what you look like from angles that can't be seen. Never during a real doctor's exam, except for colonoscopy, and that's inside of you anyway.

Never been photographed in a medical setting.

I have taken nude and partially-undressed pictures of myself in both real clinical and playdoc situations, but nothing official.

Hmm, no, not that I know of.

I personally never been photographed nude but I also never thought that a doctor could do that... Recently a few months ago a student went to my city hospital a took a few photos of some patients (obviously with their permission) because he/she had to do a college work.

Now the story looks normal but the university published it online and the photos were indexed by Google.A few weeks ago a media company used the pics in antitabaco ads without the knowledge of the patient nor the original author.

When the person who was in the pics noticed that he sued the company and they had to paid a few thousand euros for using the photos without requesting it

Personal photos I think are too intimate to allow other to take them even if it's a doctor (if it's your girlfriend/boyfriend it can be ok if you trust her/him)

Now the story looks normal but the university published it online and the photos were indexed by Google.A few weeks ago a media company used the pics in antitabaco ads without the knowledge of the patient nor the original author.

When the person who was in the pics noticed that he sued the company and they had to paid a few thousand euros for using the photos without requesting it

In this case I suppose the transgression lies in not asking permission from the university which put the pics on-line or else the photographer who may still somehow own them. I doubt it would have anything to do with the personal nature of the pics. I confess though I am curious how an anti-tobacco ad would tend towards showing anything intimate of a person.

Could you tell us which country this was?