Taking risky upskirts at work
 

Hi anyone managed to get any good candid or upskirts of there co workers..

I've been working on this, nice babe in our office, been trying to get a good upskirt, but not quite got it yet.

Good effort
 

Keep at it...sure it will be worth it

Adjusted images
 

Nice legs.
These show a little better what you are after ...

Thanks for cleaning them up, just waiting for the weather to improve as tights seem to be the issue at the moment

She's got nice legs, wouldn't mind seeing her in tights.

few more for your pleasure

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Done the best I could to a couple of the above, another one to come...;)

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The other one

Great work, what do u use to clean up the image

I tried... only managed to get one good photo and needed to do some photoshopping

Great stuff
 

Great stuff, looking forward to more

Nice work, what did u use to take them

Nice work! Gotta love the rush, huh?

Great job!

Thank you!!:D

Great work. Patience is what is needed

Mate, not sure what kind of place you work at, but it really isn't worth it if you value your job at all

Under the table at a bank
 

She says that her man shot these while they were in a business meeting.

I've experimented with taking a few upskirts shots at work with mixed results...here's a few. Same girl wearing different outfits. I do have some more, will post them soon. Thinking of starting my own thread similar to other members here like aquavite or tonto, as I've got a pretty good amount of material I've taken over the years. Will keep you posted...

Have you been able to see what color or print of panties she's wearing before?

thanks!
 

Thanks so much. Can imagine how difficult and risky to take these pics!

Exposure Compensation
 

The fundamental problem here is lack of light in the areas where you want to see the details. No amount of Photoshopping can add light in post production if it wasn't captured in the original exposure.

Virtually every smart phone cam has exposure compensation adjustment. Crank it up. You should do some trials at home to strike a balance with slower shutter speeds and the steadiness of your hands.

Light colored objects may be blown out but you will see more of the important stuff.