Some people like their sex anonymous, and it seems the same is true for folks who like to look at photographs of sexy folk on the street. In addition to all those surreptitious photos sites of hot guys that have been popping up, we now present you with the creepiness that is Dudes From Views, a beefcake gallery culled entirely from Google Maps street views (though it plans to incorporate other map sites in the future).
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Google Maps Can Service Your Voyeuristic Beefcake Needs
Sexy Men Unsafe From Surreptitious Street Photographers
For better or worse it really does seem like we are living in a golden age of male objectification. Beyond the fact that you see almost as many topless boys on the teevee nowadays as you see girls in their skivvies, there are now enough sites dedicated to surreptitious hot guy on the street photography that people are getting sad when one gets more PR than the other. Boys, boys, boys. There are enough attractive male specimens out there for everybody to secretly/creepily photograph and post on the interwebs!
Sneaky Straphangers Snapping Shots Of Subway Studs For Saucy Site!
Forget the antiquated Craigslist Missed Connection, now you can snap a photo of your subway crush and send it to SubwayCrush.net, which so far is only posting photos of "hot guys" underground. At press time, the site is currently down (after getting some Daily News love today), so we can't comment on the men posted up there right now. But would you feel violated if your photo was secretly taken and given to The Internet? Ponder that, while checking out this video from a person who videotapes butts around the city. No one is safe!
Office Workers Peep Porn From Window In Midtown
New York City is a voyeuristic town, and one man says he "hit the jackpot" when he looked out his office window in Midtown to spot a real life naked lady filming a pornographic film! He told Curbed (who has more photos), "Yesterday, at our offices on 800 Third, I hit the jackpot, and witnessed the makings of a pornographic film. I apologize for the low quality of the iPhone images." Looks like this all went down at the Affinia 50 hotel... so if you stay there, be sure to ask for clean sheets.
Rutgers Student's Facebook Status: "Jumping off the gw bridge"
Authorities have released the identity of the 18-year-old victim of a sick internet broadcast as Rutgers freshman Tyler Clementi, a talented violinist. Two other freshmen, Dharun Ravi and Molly Wei, have been accused of invasion of privacy for broadcasting a hidden-camera video of Clementi during a sexual encounter on the Internet, which allegedly led to Clementi's suicide last week. He reportedly wrote on his Facebook page on September 22nd, "Jumping off the gw bridge sorry." His family released this statement:
Photographer Takes Voyeurism To Another Level
Surprisingly none of the views from your windows had people in them, but photographer Yasmine Chatila's new exhibit is all about voyeuristic views. The NY Post's Justin Rocket Silverman reports on her saucy Stolen Moments series, now on sale at the Upper East Side's Edelman Arts gallery.
Should the Show Go On At The Standard?
The very same hotel management that has encouraged guests to let it all hang out in the past, is now changing their tune. Yesterday there was a lot of chatter about the unofficial peep show that High Line visitors have been getting from the Standard's guests. The hotel took down all of their online cheerleading that encouraged such behavior, and today they told the Daily News, "The hotel will make a concerted effort to remind guests of the transparency of the guest room windows," and noting "the hotel has always been sensitive to the concerns of its friends and neighbors." The NY Post talked to some visitors of the park yesterday, who want the show to go on! One man told them, "We saw two feet pressed against the glass in an apparent attempt to get better leverage. Our curiosity is piqued—but it hasn't yet been satisfied. We'll come back."
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