My latest model pics (warning: naked breasts)

So, it's not what you thought, eh?. Sorry to disappoint, but with all the discussions on this subject today, I couldn't help the teaser. Besides, I wasn't lying now, was I?... :D

These two BEAUTIES are B-24J and B-25J World War II bombers respectively, on display at nearby Leesburg Airport today and tomorrow. When I read about them in the morning paper, I knew I had to get over there to see them and take some shots...

The "beauties on the beauties" are examples of the renoun WWII bomber nose artwork. As you can see, some of this stuff was notoriously riske, it's double meaning even more shocking considering the time when it was originally created.

What's funny, especially in light of the Janet Jackson banter today, is that NONE of the many children I saw frolicking about these aircraft seemed to take any notice of the naked women. Rather, they were much more intent on climbing around inside and manning the machine guns... :)

Both shots taken with Canon 10D, EF 17-40 zoom, ISO 400, 1/250 f/11, RAW mode

BTW, these are both basically snapshots taken to show the nose artwork. I have some better pics I'll try to post later...

But it's only a picture! It is not the real thing!
I wonder how many investigations the FAA has made regarding the nose art on these and countless other planes out there.
Brian

I've got the FCC on the phone now. You're going DOWN, brother!

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Originally Posted by Asylum Steve

So, it's not what you thought, eh?. Sorry to disappoint, but with all the discussions on this subject today, I couldn't help the teaser. Besides, I wasn't lying now, was I?... :D

These two BEAUTIES are B-24J and B-25J World War II bombers respectively, on display at nearby Leesburg Airport today and tomorrow. When I read about them in the morning paper, I knew I had to get over there to see them and take some shots...

The "beauties on the beauties" are examples of the renoun WWII bomber nose artwork. As you can see, some of this stuff was notoriously riske, it's double meaning even more shocking considering the time when it was originally created.

What's funny, especially in light of the Janet Jackson banter today, is that NONE of the many children I saw frolicking about these aircraft seemed to take any notice of the naked women. Rather, they were much more intent on climbing around inside and manning the machine guns... :)

Both shots taken with Canon 10D, EF 17-40 zoom, ISO 400, 1/250 f/11, RAW mode

BTW, these are both basically snapshots taken to show the nose artwork. I have some better pics I'll try to post later...

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Steve, you big tease! But you did indeed have naked breasts! I think Mel would like the first one, since she likes dragons.

If my daughter had seen them she would have probably yelled out "look at her boobies mommeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! And her butt...ooooh daddy said butt!"

We don't really hide nudity in the house...half the time she's brushing her teeth while I'm getting dressed, so she is very aware. But I still don't want her to see certain things on tv...she asks enough questions I can't always answer.

interresting pics steve hey, im mr. sylvers student from gulliver i was getting excited to see if you were going to come down to miami and help us out on photographing the band but, things happen talk you later