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Not quite a silhouette.  Merrique's beauty shines through.  I wanted to capture the waves in this one along with the lovely Merrique.  This is the last one for now but there will be more from this set.

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Tiffany

I wanted to try something a little different so I contacted Tiffany and asked her if she would be interested in shooting a session with more revealing photos, i.e., not hiding the "lady bits".  She thought it would work and agreed.  These photos are the result.  I will warn you that while still what I would consider fine art nude, these are a bit more revealing than my usual fare.  As you can see, Tiffany is heavily tattooed on the right side of her body.   

Tiffany

Tiffany is very comfortable with open leg poses and agreed that it would work to incorporate this more revealing look into my usual photography. As you can see Tiffany is heavily tattooed, but it's interesting that she can hide most of the tattoos just by turning away.  The left side of her body is not tattooed.

Tiffany

The open leg poses allow you to shoot some interesting angles.  I usually am walking around trying to avoid showing too much.  In this case we were trying to capture the more explicit details and still keep the fine art nude aspect.

Tiffany

This is more typical of my photography, not as explicit.  As I said we were going for a more explicit look in this session just to see if it would work with the backgrounds.

Tiffany

This was taken towards the end of the session.  I like how Tiffany's pose and the camera angle really make her legs look very long.  It was getting a little warm even in the shade.  After we made our way back to the cars I checked the thermometer and it read 106 F.

Tiffany

A rare pose for this woman.  Most of the time she exudes strength and determination.  This pose shows a little vulnerability.  Normally, I would take a half step to my right to hide the "lady bits" in the photo.

Tiffany

A little behind the scenes action.  Tiffany and one of her rare smiles.  

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Candace

This was from a UTadventure tour I attended.  Actually the first of it's kind.  Three photographers, two models, and 4 days of photography in various locations around Utah.  Candace was one of the models and also is a very accomplished photographer.  She doesn't do much modeling anymore, which is a shame IMHO.  This location was Little Wildhorse Canyon in southern Utah.

Candace

This location was in Little Wildhorse Canyon in Utah.  As I've said before you have to get there early to avoid the tourists and establish lookouts because you can't see down the slot canyon more than about 10 feet.  Folks can surprise you.  There are so many beautiful places to shoot in the canyon.

Candace

The location was Looking Glass Arch near Moab, UT.  Candace scaled the sandstone leading up to the arch and I stood back as far as I could without falling.  The sun was fading fast.

Candace

This shot was taken at Looking Glass Arch near Moab, UT.  The sun was fading fast, hence the golden look to the lighting.  Moab has some of the best evening light in the world IMHO.

Candace

I really like the pond in this one and Candace's reflection.  It looks like an Egyptian eye or the eye of a goddess.  We were fortunate the hole had water in it.  I've been to this location several times since and this was the only time there was water in the hole.

Candace

A little behind the scenes action.  This is what happens when the model and the photog have a bit of a disagreement over the next pose.  It was all in good fun.  

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Kira and Bree

A bonus behind the scenes photo for all of my Patreon fans out there.  Bree and Kira are sizing up the cliff before venturing out.

Kira and Bree

During my trip to Oregon last month, I shot with Kira Floofie and Bree Adams at White River Falls.  I really enjoy working with these two women.  They both are extremely talented models.  It takes very little direction from me to get really great shots like this one.  We just walk along the river until we see a place that serve as a great backdrop and start shooting.  It truly is a collaborative effort, and not just the photographer's concept.

Kira and Bree

Two very beautiful and talented women.  They've been shooting together for about 4 years now.

Kira and Bree

This shot illustrates the height of the cliff a little better.  The bottom half of the drop isn't visible.  Kira had to walk the little ledge you see to her right to get out to this spot.

Kira and Bree

Both ladies are fearless when it comes to getting the shot.  I was concerned for their safety while they were scaling the cliff, but they didn't mind at all.

Kira and Bree

The White River Falls area is really beautiful.  A couple of fisherman showed up and cut our shoot short, but we got a lot of great photos.

Kira and Bree

Last one for now.  As always, thanks for following me and supporting my efforts.  I truly appreciate the support you've given me over the past few months.  You all have been the best supporters that any photog could want.    

Olive

Olive and I have shot together several times over the few years that I've known her.  This shoot happened on the UTadventure tour, and one of the reasons I signed up for this particular tour was that Olive and Floofie had been selected as models.  Olive is one of the most fun loving models I work with, a true free spirit, and just fun to be around.  She's always smiling when she's not posing.  In this case Lin it was the photog that had to climb the rocks to get the shot :-))

Olive

Olive is a great friend and one of the most beautiful women I have shot.  She was selected by Penthouse Magazine as one of their pet-of-the-months (July 2017, I believe).  Since her selection, she's been extremely busy and we haven't shot anything.  My loss really.

Olive

This photo illustrates how narrow the canyon is in spots.  I really like Olive's pose and the photo. 

Olive

There are all sorts of little nooks and crannies to shoot in, but that also means that people can sneak up on you unseen.  I don't know who is more surprised the people happening upon you or you.  Utah isn't known for its tolerance of nudity in public, so we usually post lookouts.  

Olive

It was early in the morning in Little Wildhorse Canyon In southern Utah.  You have to get there early, because the tourist traffic significantly increases by about 10 a.m.  This was shot in mid-September and it was a little cool.

Olive

This shoot is from a couple of years ago during UTadventure tour.  This was the 3rd day into the shoot and everyone was getting tired.  You can't tell by Olive's posing.  

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Ivy

This was our second shoot together.  Ivy had just done the Arizona Shoot Out and was making a swing north from Arizona to Utah.  She had originally talked to me about doing something in Wyoming, but there was still snow on the ground up there.  We decided Nevada would be a much better alternative.  She stayed a couple of nights relaxing after the shoot out and we went out to Redstone.  It was her idea to climb up on this rock, and I think it worked out well.

Ivy

Yes she needed help getting down from this spot, but climbing up on it was her idea.

Ivy

One of my favorites from this shoot although we got several in this little alcove out of the sun.  We had to share the space with the rattlesnake but it was well worth it.  The light was especially good right in this spot.