He either stood too far away, behind them, too far away and behind them, or pointed the camera mainly at the floor. This is a classic case of a boy attempting a man’s job.

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This isn’t really “taking a photo of a booth babe” – it’s stalking a woman going about her everyday business in the street. Look, that’s her suitcase, not an NVIDIA promotional carrier bag.

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They’re far away, and the thing they were doing has finished.

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What if she turned around? It’s one thing going up to a woman and asking if you can take her photo – that’s quite normal at a trade show. But taking one from behind and quite far away just makes you look extremely odd.

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This one sort of delivers, but we’d need to see the front of it before coming to any firm conclusion.

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Classic shy man photo. Don’t want to lift the camera up too much, or someone might think you’re actually taking a photograph.

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Far away, from behind. 2/10.

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Not only is this far away and from behind, the angle of the shot suggests he’s even up on a different level looking over the edge! This isn’t much better quality than you’d get from just zooming in on the show’s location on Google Maps.

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Really far away. And with a man in the way for added safety.

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They’re not even on duty! The biggest trade show faux pas you can make is attempting to interact with the booth staff while they’re on a break. They’re allowed a break because of laws, and would rather spend it smoking and slagging people like us off, not talking to us and trying to stop us taking photos up their dresses.

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Finally – a great shot. That man has stopped in his tracks just to stare at the front of a woman. He may even have his cock in his left hand, such is his unashamed ogling.