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Thursday, December 4, 2025

Chubby Day


It's chubby day, and we have a mixed lot,
starting with this naked landscaper.

 

Wet boxers


Two fetishes for the price of one.  Wet boxers and chubby.

 

Spa field trip


The guy in the white jacket makes me think this was a field trip from a spa,
but wouldn't a spa provide a place to keep their clothes?

 

Puppy lover


The pups are saying, "Please don't eat us!"

 

Pool Hall


I almost used this for a recent billiards series, but with 
all those chubbies, I had to save it for today.

 

Tubby Tummy


I want to rub his belly.

 

Nudist


He's naked and holding a trophy, so he must be a nudist.
Do you think they had a rotund division at the camp beauty pageant?

 

Better when wet


As Steve Miller said in Jungle Love, "Everthing's better when wet."

 

Ernst Voller


This chubby archer was photographed by Ernst Voller in 1930.

 

Precious


I saved this one for last because I wasn't sure I even wanted to post it.
Upon reflection, however, I decided Precious should appear.

 

Wednesday, December 3, 2025

Living on the edge


At the senior prom I was voted by my classmates as "most likely to fall down and hurt himself."  Today we will look at some nudists doing a variety of possibly risky activities.  We start with a guy who's trying to pull someone into the pool.  There's a reason public pools have no horseplay rules.

 

Could fall


I don't know what he's doing with that float, but he could fall.



 

Collapse


I get the feeling that everything and everybody here could collapse in a heap.

 

Self explanatory


This one is pretty much self explanatory . . . and staged.

 

At the mercy


This is another of those where someone is at the mercy of someone else.
Having said that, he probably won't get hurt falling on the sand.

 

Fencers


I'm sure this was carefully staged, but it doesn't take 
much imagination to see things going wrong.
Who the hell fences nude anyway?

 

Either way


This guy could fall in several directions.

 

Archer


All it would take for something awful to happen when shooting 
an arrow at that angle is a sudden gust of wind.

 

Poolside again


If she let's go, he's going to fall on his butt onto the concrete pool apron.

 

Low bar


Lastly, we have lowest bar I've ever seen for a hurdle or steeplechase race, but trust me, there are people who would trip over it and hurt themselves.  I know because I'm one of them.

 

Tuesday, December 2, 2025

Kip Behar Day


It's Kip Behar Day, and we start with an AMG photo.  I've commented in the past about how certain models worked for several different photographers, and this guy may be the most prolific in that regard.  I have photos of Kip Behar reliably attributed to nine studios, and that's ten if you count two different operations run by Richard Fontaine, Apollo and Dick Fontaine.  The complete (I think) list is Apollo, Fontaine, Kris, AMG, Bob Delmonteque, Spartan, Vulcan (both in New York and Los Angeles), Pat Milo, Bruce of LA. and Jack Sidney.  I'm only posting work by seven of those today, plus an unattributed.  I may do a set with all of them later.

 

Pat Milo I


Kip Behar goes full frontal in the first of two photos by Pat Milo.

 

Apollo


Apollo Studio produced this image of Kip flexing while kneeling.

 

Bob Delmonteque


Bob Delmonteque took this picture of Kip Behar in the 
window of a ruin in Los Angeles called The Castle.

 

Bruce I


This very rare color slide of Kip Behar is by Bruce of LA.

 

Unattributed


I tried three search engines and could come up with no photographer for this one.

 

Pat Milo II


Although he took quite a few full nudes of Kip Behar, Pat Milo also made some images that could be widely published, and this is a good example.  It's so good that I don't even mind the oil.

 

Bruce of LA II


Our second photo of the day by Bruce of LA shows Kip from behind.

 

Kris


Chuck Renslow of Kris Studio took this shot of Kip Behar in bed.

 

A last bit of excellence


I've saved what may be the best for last, at least in a photographic aesthetic sense.
The lighting, the pose, the stance, and Kip's expression are priceless.
The photograph is by Vulcan Studio.