I got a few in focus ones of her but her boyfriend was requesting everyone who had uploaded snaps of her on Flickr to remove them.

Couldn't literally anybody contact a site claiming to be her boyfriend? And who is to say whether he speaks for her, boyfriend or not?

is this the boyfriend?

More of the redhead

I guess they could. Not sure why anyone would though. The guy seemed to be genuine.

Yep. I have my own theory. I suspect he was unhappy that she got so much attention from the snappers. I could have told him that every WNBR photo that appears on Flickr and elsewhere eventually turns up on multiple other websites in perpetuity. But didn't. I removed the two or three snaps I'd uploaded of her but those same images and numerous others of her are out there doing the rounds. If folks don't realise that a gazillion snappers turn up and take pics and shoot vids at these events after 20 years, they never will.

Older lady
 

Have not seen much of her.

Great pics, where do they come from?

Yes, that is me and yes I am her boyfriend. Fdooby please dont dox me, I am putting myself at risk here as you have seen my flickr account.

I don't know how this website works so please excuse me if I haven't replied correctly. I haven't mentioned to my girlfriend about this site as it would make her very worried. She was super upset with the amount of photographers and sly photos people took, hoping they wouldn't be published online. Yes, how naive of us, hindsight is 20 20 vision...

I would very much appreciate removing these photos and not share anymore if you come across any but I understand you don't have an obligation to follow some random person on the internet. I would really hope that knowing you would make someone in the world a lot less stressed if you don't share these photos, would be enough to deter you from doing so... Please!

Well, you definitely came to the right site if you were looking for a place that is very accommodating to people who make sincere (even if unauthenticated) requests to pull down photos. It's rare that it works that way anywhere else. Especially, since the whole idea for WNBR is to be a newsworthy, public event that gets international press attention -- plus hundreds of private photographers who don't have to use a release to use your image because it is, again, a news event. I don't think that naive is a strong enough word to describe not realizing that. That being said, I do wish you well in your desire to lead private lives without negative repercussions from your participation in something worthwhile like this. You definitely don't deserve to be punished for that.