This pool dipping dainty is Michelle M of MC-Nudes via a gallery at Sexy&Funny. I totally approve of women who find swimming in nothing but high heels to be appropriate. Mostly. I suppose there are a few caveats in that statement. But as far as Michelle goes, she has my permission... like she needed it in the first place...
The title of this shoot is "Bloomers", and I can certainly agree that Alisia A. by Dolce via Met-Art is certainly one of those flowers. I tend to believe that women ARE like flowers. Some, like our precious Breanne, are like roses. Others are like lilies, still others daffodils, or posies. But no matter what our taste in blooms, each of us can find a flower to pick... and enjoy the garden!
This is Georgia from Met-Art, photography by Tony Murano. I have to say that the photography is really really good in this shoot, which is why I'm mentioning it in the first place. The third pic above especially. Of course, when you have someone as beautiful as Georgia to take pictures of though, all you can really do is art shots. What's Mr. Murano done? He's put Georgia on my mind, that's for sure.
This is Miela A from Met-art and she obviously buys her furniture at Ikea. I wonder who puts it together for her... bet the perks are nice.
This is Jenni from Met-Art and I'm pretty sure she's a member of the Swedish Bikini Team. Oh wait, maybe not. She doesn't have a bikini, does she? That's okay, I think I prefer her this way. Great suspenders, right?
Via Zemani, this is Hannusya on a rocky coast. Talk about perfect curves! But what I love most of all is her expression in the very first shot. She presents that perfect combination of dark secrets and luring aura that attracts every man. Remember, being the Cream of Venus isn't just about being beautiful on the outside. You have to be beautiful on the inside too, and little things like a smile, or lowered eyelashes can communicate far more than an impassive face and perfect curves.
In an amazing glimpse into her natural habitat, the wood nymph seen in these photos explores her environment, looking for human males in which to couple with, thus perpetuating her species. Oh. Wait. My apologies. I've just been informed this is actually a HUMAN female named Priscilla, on a photography shoot for Met-Art. Damn. I was SURE this was a wood nymph. Seriously, are you surprised I made that mistake?
This is Vika from Met-Art and all I can think of is asking her if she needs help applying that baby oil. I'd use my hands... and um... other parts... to make sure she was totally lubricated properly. Wouldn't you? Delicious!
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