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Originally Posted by AndyR

I think you kind of answered your own question, right? 16 years is a long time. People change, move on, find other things to do in their spare time. What incentive do people have to take personal risk, knowing that they are literally providing free material to content pirates? Never mind the fact that as the years have gone by, things have gotten more dangerous - originally there were no laws against this, but as I'd always predicted, laws sprung up all over making it illegal to take pictures of what you could clearly see with your own eyes in a public place. On the other side of the big pond, the favored locations in Europe are now ruined by, well, if you know, you know. Indeed, it is now prohibited to sit on some certain famous steps that were once a source of amazing content.

From the last candid pics I ever took circa 2014 - just got tired of it - too much work, too little reward:

You said it man! I posted a few shots and videos I've taken to this forum and other sites before, but stopped immediately when I saw low quality clips and stills from videos I took on the preview pages of pay sites. Add to that the increased awareness of subjects that makes it more difficult now to see an upskirt to begin with + the more stringent laws of taking these videos and photos of anything you do see + the changing fashion norms which make most of what is seen far less interesting. Miniskirts and sheer lace thongs have mostly been replaced by baggy jeans and solid granny panties.

It isn't the 2010s anymore.