French speakers? 'Please Do Not Bend' translation?

[PuhPeng]

I could just Babelfish it literally but don't want to unwittingly emblazon my envelope with an amusing French euphamism or something. Am sending a photo to France - what is the standard French equivalent of 'Please Do Not Bend' or 'Photos Enclosed'?

Thank you please

I THINK U CAN GO ON WIKIPEDIA AND JUST CLICK THE FRENCH OPTION THEN TYPE IN YOUR PHRASE FOR INSTNT TRANSLATION?

Here you go - Ne pas plier s'il vous plait!

Which means - Please do not bend, rather than Photos Enclosed - just in case you were wondering!

les photos en ici. Pas de deformer sil vous plait.

Not anywhere near good French, but would hopefully be understood.

Thank you both... erm... do you promise that's not instructing the postman not to do a ballet bendy squat thing?

ne pas deformer I meant.

But I think TattyCatty's translation is better.

The thing is, I will be JUDGED if my French is poor.

I promise! The pliée in ballet that you are thinking of is quite literally from "to bend" as you bend your knees to do a pliée. However, I may be spelling "pliée" wrong, as my degree was in French, not Ballet.

I've gone with Ne pas plier stp.
Thank you!