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I worked two separate jobs doing film photo processing when I was a university student. The first was at a factory that handled a lot of police photography. I saw way more crime scene photos than I needed to.
The second time was in the photo development lab for a high street pharmacy chain. I swear, either people didn't realise their photos were developed and handled by other people, or some of them really got off on us seeing their weird shit.
I don't plan on shooting anything weird, but I still don't want anyone looking at my photos! Luckily it's pretty trivial to develop at home, for B&W, at least.
I am cautiously curious... Do I want to know more about this weird shit?
It depends on your thresholds. Most of the weird shit was sexual, which I don't have a moral issue with other than I didn't consent to be exposed to it.
Spoiler
Unfortunately there were some other types of photos with content that we felt necessary to inform police about. Not explicitly CSAM, but children were involved.Gotcha. People are so strange. You were very kind to put the spoiler tag.
You're gonna read it anyway.
Damn straight I hit that spoiler... So glad I don't regret it.