Webshots Odds and Ends
 

Results of recent surfing. I think these are new but apologies for any reposts.

awesome.....

what type of words do you put in to the search box to eventually get to good stuff like this?

"in her birthday suit"
"nakie"
"naked girl"
"caught in shower"
"taking a shower"
"coppertone girl"

It's like hunting: You've got to be creative when stalking your prey, and very patient, particularly in going through hundreds of pointless photos for every good one. I'm sure there are thousands of other great terms.

cool thanks

sweet webshots post!...they are all new to me...thanks for sharing :cool:

That's one of the best Coppertone Girl pics I've ever seen. I fucking love pics like that. I want to see a girl dress like that in my town :) Course it's farking cold up here in October...

Great!
 

Fantastic finds!
Has anyone worked out how to find the album on webshots using the old file names yet? I have tried everything but can't seem to find the pattern.
Any help greatly appreciated!

Not sure if this is what you mean....

image link on webshots: image63.webshots.com/163/3/86/8/2447386080067371976kYXfjN_ph.jpg

1. remove the "image63" from image63.webshots.com and replace with "community"
2. replace the "/163/3/86/8" with "photo"
3. remove the "_ph.jpg" or "_fs.jpg" from the end....

Result is the link to the pic in the album: community.webshots.com/photo/2447386080067371976kYXfjN


hope this helps :)

Thanks!
 

Yeah, that is how you do it with the new filename.
You used to be able to go to webshots, paste the filename in and get the picture. They have changed the way the files are named now though. For example, the first picture in that post has the filename 205807697dcGpMw_ph. You used to be able to bring up any pic in webshots and put in 205807697dcGpMw, and that would bring up the picture you wanted..
However, the filenames are now much longer and I was wondering if anyone had worked out how to get to the pictures on webshots using the old filenames?
Hope this makes sense! haha.

Thanks all.

Just realized what you meant by "old" names - for which the above doesn't work.

:(

I too really hope someone can figure that one out!