An event run by small business community group Flying Solo, who wanted to find a way to celebrate the freedom and flexibility working from home can bring.
"We were looking for something where we could connect some of the energy and sentiment of our community into something enjoyable," said Flying Solo's founder and director Robert Gerrish.
It's the second time the annual event has been taken place, with people invited to take naked selfies and upload them online.
Mr Gerrish said last year's day led to plenty of photos from all around the country, showing the freedom that people working from home get to have.
"They were so empathetic and warm. We never had anything grubby. It just really showed us this is a lovely thing to be doing ... It was normal people showing their warts and all bodies," he said.
The images can be posted online on Flying Solo's Facebook page.
