These got me busted, Was it worth it?

[buscher]

I was at a local event today and spotted this spread beauty. Because of some liquid courage I thought no one was paying attention and just zoomed in. I was wrong. About 15 minutes later security found me and said they had a complaint from a pissed off boyfriend. It was an embarissing situation, but they did not seem too concerned. Anyway I decided I should leave so this is all I got.

I kind of feel like a pervert, but hey she was showing it!
Whats your thoughts?

[Uncle_Bud]

[Klondike]

Probably for you, it was not worth getting busted. I know the feeling

BUt I like the pics and you can't really see her face, so you don't have to feel guilty about exposing her to all the world.

So thanks - posting the pics and soliciting feedback is one way you can get over the whole experience. It happens.
Best to forget about it and move on and know that your pics are getting downloaded (I did).

Klondike

[buscher]

Thanks Klondike.

I had second thoughts about posting them, but hopefully there is no chance that they could find them.

[SnapHappy]

I was busted once for taking buttcrack pics, but the case was dismissed because it was on a public street in plain view of everyone. The lawyer said it was a 1st Amendment issue.

But, I got my face on TV and the media tried to make it sound as if I was sticking my camera under womens skirts. They even ran a segment after they reported about me where they interviewed women at a public event and asked them if they had heard about upskirting. And I had never even attempted an upskirt, every pic I had ever taken was of things anyone on the street could see.

Bottom line, they decided to try to prosecute me, I had to post bail and spend $2000 on a lawyer just to prove that no law had even been broken in the first place. So, no....it's not really worth it. If you are the least bit uncomfortable with it, don't do it.

There was a guy here that was posting pics he took at school of girl's thongs, and there were guys encouraging him to go take more pics. The one's wanting him to post more were risking nothing. This guy was risking his reputation at school and possibly having to pay for legal defense if he was ever busted like I was. I could not, in good conscience, ask someone to put their ass on the line just so I could get a cheap thrill looking at the pics.

It's worth knowing your legal rights if you want to take your own pics.

[SnapHappy]

Oh, about the jealous boyfriend, that just shows his ignorance. Truth be known, if he had a problem he should have told his girlfriend to close her legs!

But the fact she had them open speaks volumes, doesn't it?

[loaferman]

You had every right to take the photos if she was in public view. If she doesn't want people to look she should not be putting on a show.

[buscher]

SnapHappy, Thats a scary story. Im glad the charges were dropped.
It really sucks they showed this on tv even though you hadn't committed any crime.
What happened to innocent until proven guilty. They should not be able to do that.

As for the boyfriend, I never saw him. I thought she was alone.

[buscher]

Originally Posted by loaferman

You had every right to take the photos if she was in public view. If she doesn't want people to look she should not be putting on a show.

She was right beside a busy walkway for everyone to see. Im sure many others were enjoying the view.

[homerbf]

Since she is not naked, the answer is "No", it was not worth it