The video from yesterday’s expedition is now on PornHub. It is free to stream. See my previous post for details and still images.
p.s. This video doesn’t qualify as porn, by any stretch, but my YouTube account was deleted for posting similar videos in the past. This is why I don’t support activists who want to put “porn” behind a pay wall. Who gets to decide what is porn? If I were a woman doing the same thing in short-shorts, it might be considered provocative, but would anybody call it obscene? There are too many double standards and prudes out there who would censor everything that made them uncomfortable. There are producers who think if people were forced to pay for all porn, then the producers would make more money. I’m not sure if that is true, but considering the censorship on YouTube and Instagram, I think we’d find ourselves paying for a lot more than legitimate porn.
And finally, any producer should be allowed to give away their work if they want to. Just because there are producers who can’t make money with their current business model, doesn’t mean we should force everyone to charge for their “adult” content. We don’t force everyone to buy a newspaper because newspapers are struggling to make a profit. The world is changing, and businesses that used to be profitable are no longer profitable. If anyone thinks a pay-for-porn law is a good idea, they should review the U.K.’s recent [failed] attempt at age verification for viewing porn. It’s a lot more complicated than some people would have you believe. …and it’s a bad idea, in my opinion.
Hello Doug…
I liked your exploring video a lot. It was a turn on watch you avoid overly soft areas and jumping across small streams…and struggling to cross the one with the deep mud. It is something you’ve very occasionally filmed. I agree with you that this video does not qualify as porn…very erotic, yes; very sexy, yes…but not porn. And, I might add, very beautifully filmed too. Oh, yes, the short were perfect gear for this adventure.
Those videos can be fun to make, since they involve a lot of camera setups. When I arrived and saw that the water wasn’t going to go down enough to do a serious mud scene, it was about all I could do.
Hello Doug…
I should have also mentioned that this videos gives us a wonderful sense of what the marsh is like…the vegetaion, the streams and channels…often that dimension is pretty compressed in videos centred on mud sinking, struggling, etc..
Agreed, although I was really disappointed in this particular stretch of marsh. The ground was much firmer than I expected. I hoped I would find at least one spot where I would get unexpectedly sucked in up to my armpits. I know there is deep mud in that area, because I’ve already made some videos there. Those channels are pretty deep, and only the top 3 inches is water. However, mud that is underwater does not make a good visual.