Odds and Ends

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Standing tall

This guy seems to be standing under one of those poolside heavy overhead lattices

 

Hay

Not that I'm complaining about the quality of the man, mind you, but having hefted thousands 

of hay bales in my youth, I can tell you that you never want to do this shirtless or in shorts.

 

Pleasant

Here we have a pleasant looking, if somewhat tentative, men.

 

Arch

I think these guys are trying to squeeze through an arched doorway.

 

Don't know

I don't know why, but for some reason I find this fellow quite attractive.

 

Clone

Here's our 70s clone of the day.  The helmet hair is prominent, and I'm sure

 the gym shorts and crew socks are tucked away just out of sight.

 

Hood ornament

Here's another hood ornament for you Packard fans.

 

Older guy

Here we have a late middle aged man who seems to be tearing 

off his business shirt.  Love the polka dot necktie.

 

Rufus

If this guy isn't named Rufus, he should be.

 

Bang

I couldn't decide if this should have been a beach or desert themed photo, 

and I have to wonder if that's a suggestion or a directional sign.

 

Skinny Dippers Day

It's skinny dipppers day, and let's start with an all male nude 1970s pool party.

 

Floating bath house?

I think this was shot at a 1900-ish floating bath house.

Stockholm had a well known one.

 

Near a dam

There appears to be a dam in the background of this group of swimmers.

 

One guy

There's always that one guy.  This time he's the one who kept his shorts on.

 

More Swedes?

I have a hunch that these two fellows might be Swedes.

Some of the islets in the Stockholm Archipelago look like that.

 

Heading for the water

Several nice derrieres in this group heading for the water.

 

YMCA?

This might have been taken at a YMCA.  I've seen other photos 

of nude men on the same diving platform.

 

Fun group

I'm sure that these were a fun group of guys to hang out with.

Mr. Second-from-left is giving me the vapors.

 

Old favorite

This is a repeat of one of my all-time favorite skinny dipping pictures.

 

Lost in the crowd

We finish with a photo in which the point(s) of interest are almost lost in the crowd.

 

Brian E Contributions Day

It's time for a full set of photos contributed by Brian E.  We start with Gregg Palmer 

in what might be an AMG photo.  Thanks, as always, Brian, for your generosity.

 

Kevin Dea

Don Whitman of Western Photography Guild tooks this shot of Kevin Dea.

I have to say that I find his body hair to be delightful.

 

Charlie Day

It was a real treat getting this Pat Milo photo of Charlie Day from Brian.  

Mr. Day also worked for AMG under the name Bob Wilson.

 

Christian Dancale

Jean Ferrero took this photo of Christian Dancale.

Disclosure:  I added contrast to lower the overexposure.

 

Chuck Shields

Here we see Chuck Shields, aka Mike Kevin, in a photo I believe to be by Bruce of LA.

 

Mike Norlan and Paul Stevens

Our only color photo of today's series shows Mike Norlan (left) and Paul Stevens in a picture probably taken by Pat Rocco.  Mr. Stevens was a breath of fresh air as a more mature model.

 

Peter Rann

John Paignton Barrington took this photo of Peter Rann, sometimes spelled Ran.

The usual Barrington flaws are kept at a minimum in this one.

 

Jim "Sarge" Lindsay

Troy Saxon, aka Stuart "Pinkie" Rosenberg, took this photo 

of the always pleasing Jim "Sarge" Lindsay.

 

Walter Fife

This is Walter Fife by AMG with the punchbowl effect.

 

Jean-Marie Negri

Closing out the Brian E set with a second Jean Ferrero.  This time it's Jean-Marie Negri.

Many thanks to Brian for providing today's photos!