WNBR 2025

[retrac55]

Originally Posted by fitne

A reasonable compromise would be to obscure the face and any tattoos that could identify the participant.

An exception could be made for "public figures" known for their nudity (e.g. Naked News anchors).

You're taking it a step beyond what Lucy requested. All she asked for was to 1. Don't steal their work; and 2. Stop posting personal information about the riders.

She didn't say anything about faces or tattoos or other identifiable marks or features.

Let's stick with Lucy's request?

[valversapph]

Originally Posted by maddock

This is some screen shots taken from my mobile i took. Not great quality, but better than nothing i guess. She never rode, but she quickly took her long black dress off and posed for about a minute, with a guy she is with, taking pics of her. Sensed she would do something like this and that's why i didn't go to the gates to where all the riders were leaving at the time.

Did you take any other shots? These are great! Is there a video too (I see you said Screenshots).

She may be a photo model. Looks kind of familiar and seemed to be a semi pro shoot but maybe not!

[anonjohn]

Originally Posted by nakedlu

Hey, Lucy Muse here.

... WNBR is a public event and anybody who takes part can be filmed or photographed, ...

... Many of my female friends get naked with me away from the public gaze. They opt to not attend public events because they don't want the inevitable scrutiny. I find this to be a shame but I totally understand. They have day jobs, family life - they're real people! And the actions of the few are contributing to the reasons why you'll never get to see them naked in a public context.

... I want to see more female participants. They're as willing as the guys - they just don't want the relentless weirdness!!! ...

Seconded!

[GizmoCdn]

Originally Posted by nosprap

London clothed / unclothed

My favorite Smilling Cutie of this edition!

[maddock]

Originally Posted by valversapph

Did you take any other shots? These are great! Is there a video too (I see you said Screenshots).

She may be a photo model. Looks kind of familiar and seemed to be a semi pro shoot but maybe not!

Glad you enjoyed them mate. This is part of a recording that was done at Tower Hill start which also has my friend in the video talking to me in some scenes. Will be very awkward to edit it and to get it out. I'll post a few other scenes from the day, in the next few days, which will include Magnum square and Lincoln Inn Fields.

[fdooby]

Originally Posted by nakedlu

Hey, Lucy Muse here. As many of you know I've posted on this forum before and feel compelled to do so again in light of what I see.

I've lost count of how many WNBR events that I've attended. I love them and have met lots of lovely people. Some of you who post here have become personal friends. I also speak to new riders and people who've been doing it a while. And we (Thomas & Muse) go to great lengths to make a film. So hear's the thing:

- DO NOT STEAL OUR WORK - This includes downloading and re-uploading it. We spend huge amounts of time issuing DMCAs in order to prevent this from happening (and tracking down the perpetrators).

- STOP POSTING PERSONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE RIDERS - whilst I fully support the fact that the WNBR is a public event and anybody who takes part can be filmed or photographed, I do not support the distribution of personal information. Women and in particular new and unaware participants are being targeted. This needs to stop.

Many of you have taken some fantastic imagery of the ride over the years. I believe this to be a very positive thing. It spreads awareness and encourages new people to ride. You know who you are and I think it's fantastic. Let's not allow the actions of the few ruin these amazing public events.

Many of my female friends get naked with me away from the public gaze. They opt to not attend public events because they don't want the inevitable scrutiny. I find this to be a shame but I totally understand. They have day jobs, family life - they're real people! And the actions of the few are contributing to the reasons why you'll never get to see them naked in a public context.

I hope that you'll appreciate why I'm speaking out. I want to see more female participants. They're as willing as the guys - they just don't want the relentless weirdness!!!

Lots of love,

Lucy x

Fewer and fewer ordinary women (those who don't profit by having a money making online pornography/adult website presence) do these events because an ever growing number of those who might reasonably be described as working in the 'sex industry' have hijacked them. This is the reality.

WNBR is a protest, and an awareness raising event and should not be used by people to promote their profit making efforts, sexual or otherwise. IMHO. I have personally been attacked relentlessly over the years yet have never make one single penny from anything I've ever done with a camera, WNBR-related or otherwise. Respect works both ways.

It took me a good number of years of covering WNBR events before I realised just how many (usually female) participants essentially use these rides to promote their sexual commercial enterprises.

If I had a quid for every time someone had 'stolen' one of my photos, I'd have enough money to fund my own river of tears. If it's out there, it's out there. Do what you want with it.

[bounty_kl]

Seems like no Indian girls this time !

[nosprap]

Originally Posted by fdooby

Fewer and fewer ordinary women (those who don't profit by having a money making online pornography/adult website presence) do these events because an ever growing number of those who might reasonably be described as working in the 'sex industry' have hijacked them. This is the reality.

WNBR is a protest, and an awareness raising event and should not be used by people to promote their profit making efforts, sexual or otherwise. IMHO. I have personally been attacked relentlessly over the years yet have never make one single penny from anything I've ever done with a camera, WNBR-related or otherwise. Respect works both ways.

It took me a good number of years of covering WNBR events before I realised just how many (usually female) participants essentially use these rides to promote their sexual commercial enterprises.

If I had a quid for every time someone had 'stolen' one of my photos, I'd have enough money to fund my own river of tears. If it's out there, it's out there. Do what you want with it.

Perfectly said!

I've been saying it for years. Its not only the hoardes of photogs that have ruined this event, its the likes of "Lucy Muse" and others like her. I am all for sex work, but WNBR is not the place for people to sell, promote, or create content. All it does it alienate normal women and push them out of the picture.

[Bulldog00]

Originally Posted by fdooby

Fewer and fewer ordinary women (those who don't profit by having a money making online pornography/adult website presence) do these events because an ever growing number of those who might reasonably be described as working in the 'sex industry' have hijacked them. This is the reality.

WNBR is a protest, and an awareness raising event and should not be used by people to promote their profit making efforts, sexual or otherwise. IMHO. I have personally been attacked relentlessly over the years yet have never make one single penny from anything I've ever done with a camera, WNBR-related or otherwise. Respect works both ways.

It took me a good number of years of covering WNBR events before I realised just how many (usually female) participants essentially use these rides to promote their sexual commercial enterprises.

If I had a quid for every time someone had 'stolen' one of my photos, I'd have enough money to fund my own river of tears. If it's out there, it's out there. Do what you want with it.

The audience has become weird as well. In the past it was full of people concerned about climate change and road safety for bike users.


Today it seems to be a weird unholy alliance of three diverse groups:

- Naked middle aged men.
- Naked professional female sex workers.
- Fully clothed Asian girls onlooking like hawks and taking pictures with the naked men (many of the Asian girls don’t even hide the fact that their eyes are directly fixed on the men’s sausages).

[nakedlu]

Originally Posted by nosprap

Perfectly said!

I've been saying it for years. Its not only the hoardes of photogs that have ruined this event, its the likes of "Lucy Muse" and others like her. I am all for sex work, but WNBR is not the place for people to sell, promote, or create content. All it does it alienate normal women and push them out of the picture.

Perhaps you didn't get so far as to reading this bit:

'Many of my female friends get naked with me away from the public gaze. They opt to not attend public events because they don't want the inevitable scrutiny. I find this to be a shame but I totally understand. They have day jobs, family life - they're real people! And the actions of the few are contributing to the reasons why you'll never get to see them naked in a public context.'

My friends are 'normal women'. They are not sex workers. They do not sell, promote or create content. They opt to avoid events like WNBR because of ANONYMOUS observers indiscriminately distributing their images (and information) without their permission. These same women are happy to get naked (with me) away from said weirdness. I dare say that if I let you know where our next (secret) all-female naked event was, that many of you would be hiding in the bushes - and then lament the glory days and blame me (in years to come) for ruining it for some reason.

The likes of GH party who posts here do brilliant work. Great photos. Always says hello. Great communication. No problems! He also sells his images (I believe) as do certain photographers, videographers and journalists which is what tends to happen during these news worthy events. Sites like OF would not allow the posting of WNBR imagery due to the public settings and lack of model consent. They're pretty strict these days.

But of course (whoever you are) I'm more than happy to take responsibility for single handidly ruining WNBR. I didn't realise that little old me made such an impact! I've only ever wanted to make the most positive impact and also inspire more women to attend the ride.