Recently, a few strangers contacted me online to tell me that they had seen my pics posted online by someone else. Since I always post my pics with my face clearly visible, they could identify me easily. My pics are meant to promote naturism and to normalise nudity and I don't like them to be used by others in contexts which may not necessarily be in line with the promotion of naturism. And I certainly don't like to have my pics appropriated by someone else who gives the impression that he owns these pics. Or worse, some time ago, one of my pics even appeared in a very unsavoury website.
How then do we protect our nude pics? The world is prone to misunderstand nudity and give it a vile interpretation. One effective way is to write on your pics. This pic is a good example. My email address appears on it. And the large caption at the top of the pic renders this pic wholly unsuitable for a seedy website. Of course it's still possible to remove all these words if a person chooses to edit the photo. But that is highly unlikely unless you are a young beautiful woman. Nobody will bother to do that to 99% of us naturists. LOL
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You are, as usual, so profound. Many thanks 😊
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