WNBR 2014

[charly07]

Originally Posted by crispus

Tempting though it was to post these in the Boob Straps thread, I thought, naaah...

Hope she is doing well

[splunge]

Originally Posted by jc666

Didn't this regular London rider volunteer for traffic duty this year? Hence more likely she's attempting to signal to a motorist rather than gesturing to a photographer?

Still, it's a nice candid photo.

I must say, "lady god1va" as a stern, authoritarian, naked traffic cop is fairly irresistible to me, even though that expression's a little alarming... I'll be looking for more of these.

[falkis]

Originally Posted by celine

hopes its not a repost

flickr.com/photos/tags/wnbrlondon2014/?page=16

how about her mother behind her? any pictures on that milf ?

[snahdru]

no reposts

[snahdru]

did not see these before

[graeno]

any more of this girl not currently already in this thread?

[Everard]

Touch of the Alyson Hannigan there!


... mmm ... Alyson ...

[kempie]

Originally Posted by 27cows

Lady G never looks happy any more. Probably why I've not taken a single picture of her the past two rides. She's one of those whose continued participation baffles me.

LadyGod1va is an ardent naturist and I believe that she has taken the role as one of the organisers for the London ride as a means to promote the acceptance of public nudity (over and above the WNBR primary aims - cycling safety & environmental responsibility) in the hope of bringing everyday naturism into mainstream society.

At least she hasn't taken the ignorant* stance that other naturism devotees have voiced, here and elsewhere, that the WNBR should shun publicity and become a 'naturist event'.


*not understanding that WNBR is a public protest.

[snahdru]

First pic

[onedayimightwin]

Lady G was tasked with having to shout at people to clear the opposing traffic I happened to be stood there while she was doing the shouting so I feel for her. So not a best time to take a pic. I participated this year for the first time and I thought London was a great success. As stated this is a protest and it should always happen in London and resist being moved to only happening in places like Brighton because thats where people would expect something like the WNBR to happen. This happens in the heart of the country between every institution and historical landmark amongst tourists from every corner of the earth (some places where this kinda of thing would never happen and perhaps should).
the beginning and the end of the ride is the biggest disappointment because of the mob of photographers. otherwise the ride was good. I'm tiring of the negativity expressed in some of these posts, we should be championing this kind of event and I have the utmost respect for those who dare to bare because judgment is by far the biggest fear in participating in something like this.
The girl who fell over was fine, I was behind her when she did and rode with her and the guy she was with for a while. As a photographer who has cover this event for many years it was an insight to partake and go the full monty. Snappers who think they have some sort of "right" and "wtf do people think they are doing taking part if not to be photographed?" well, only to a degree. After all the "photographer" isn't doing anyone a favour by being there, not nowadays. EVERYONE has a camera now and the streets were lined with cameras from start to finish. I can't imagine the amount of photos that were taken of this event that day. And it is those photos that will be shared amount the smaller circles that will bring more discussion and acceptance to the event and public nudity. I think only 2 photographers ever asked to take photos of the women I rode with and I was disappointed in the 'semi-pro' photographers (guys with large format SLR's and lenses) that were crouched down getting crotch orientated shots. I realise that on a site like this it caters for all sorts, but IMO its a cheap shot. And there are plenty of great shots of riders that celebrate they're nudity in some great poses where the girls know they are baring all and they are aware of the photographer and they look great.
It's true, if you want the best photos You need to partake. I shot the best stuff I've ever done and I'm reluctant to post it because I made many friends that day and I now know those subjects I have an even greater respect for them. It was seeing them bare all for the years I shot, that I ended up doing it myself.
Obviously for people who live abroad its a different story, I like looking at shots of the fremont parade and I'm glad there are shooters who cover that because I have yet to go.