Name that Photographer Day

Instead of naming the model, today's series asks you viewers to name the photographer.  

All of these models are known, but shown in my files as unattributed.  My OCD kicked 

in and I did some research, albeit with inconclusive results in most cases, so I counting 

on you guys to fill in the gaps.  We start with a picture of Tabby Anderson

 

Bob Burgener

I really like this picture of Bob Burgener.  Does anyone know who took it?

 

Bob Edna

That backdrop may be a clue as to who took this pictue of Bob Edna.

 

Don Fuller

A very well curated website lists this photo of Don Fuller as unattributed.

I think I may know who it was, but what do you think?

 

Ed Fury

I was surprised when a search turned up several references to a certain California 

photographer as having taken this picture of Ed Fury.  Let's see if our sleuths agree.

 

Dick Harrison

I found mixed opions on line as to who took this image of Dick Harrison.

 

Bob Heppe

Bob Heppe looks a bit startled in this one, and the background 

looks familiar.  Still, I can't place the photographer.

 

Don Matney

Despite the garish lighting, I'm impressed with this picture 

of Don Matney, but I don't have a clue as to who took it.

 

Hugh Pendleton

This shot of Hugh Pendleton is another that I have a hunch about 

who the photographer might be.  Let's see if you guys agree.

 

Art Ulrich

The leopard print backdrop might be a hint as to who took this photo of Art Ulrich.

 

Professor Desbonnet Day

Professor Edmond Desbonnet was a pioneer of French physical culture who practiced what he preached, as can be seen in the picture of him above.  Today we look at more of his handiwork.

 

Mustache

For me, the mustache is an important element in this handsome photo.

 

Impressive

Many of you will no doubt find this flexing model attractive.

 

Ordinary average guy

This might be an ordinary average guy,

but I think he is attractive.

 

Matter of fact

The matter of fact expression on this model makes me think he had posed before.

 

Odd pose

The pose here may seem odd, but it really shows off those muscles.

 

Album

Someone's album was the source for this, and it looks

 like it was scanned or photographed in situ.

The musculature is excellent.

 

Goatee

I think the goatee might have been unusual for the time.

Not that I'm complaining, mind you.

 

Beefy Behind

This is one of the beefier derrieres to be found in Prof. Desbonnet's portfolio.

 

Outdoor

Finishing with an outdoor shot in which I think we can see the photographer's shadow.

 

Men in Boats Day

Our theme today is men and boats.  I'm not sure what these two are doing.

 

Shadows

There are some shadows here, but not the kind a certain viewer likes.

 

Bored

These two may have been bored,with the horizontal 

guy only peeking up to see the cameraman.

 

Australians

Our only color picture of the day is of twq Australian nudists.

 

Trio

I wouldn't mind going on a Zodiac ride with these three guys.

 

David Kelp

This one was labeled as David Kelp.  I keep thinking I've heard that name somewhere,

but nothing useful came up on Google . . . as is usual these days.

 

Hired a rower?

Did these two skinny dippers hire a man to row them around,

or did they just pose for a picture with him?

 

Damaged

Too bad this photo appears to have been damaged.

The composition and reflection could be quite nice.

 

Hanging out

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Rectangle

Our final boat is a rectangular one that must have had some special use.

Whatever that might have been, I can't guess.