Thought I’d share, hope you don’t mind.
Autumn Legs, by LouFCD @ Flickr
A few more below the fold.
Boots, by LouFCD @ Flickr
Pushing, by LouFCD @ Flickr
Pulling, by LouFCD @ Flickr
From whence came the art:
Those images of my beautiful, sexy wife Jane are titled Autumn Legs, Boots, Pushing, and Pulling, by LouFCD and are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommerical-Share Alike license.
Self Portrait
About me…
(Click the pic for more about me.)
Sometimes there are things I want to address, but outside the context of UDoJ. I’ve been thinking about setting up a separate blog for that.
Here it is.
First of all, I was going to say that I’m the author of U Dream Of Janie and Kissing Corporal Kate. But the truth is the girls have taken on such a life of their own that I’m really just the secretary that takes dictation.
Contact:
I can be reached by Email at loufcd AT gmail DOT com.
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November 8, 2009 at 4:36 pm
Thanks for sharing. There can never be too many beautiful, sexy pictures in the world, right? I lean towards the second on, “Boots,” personally. I guess I’m a sucker for color or something.
November 8, 2009 at 6:13 pm
You’re quite welcome, Rystefn. I agree there there can never be too many beautiful, sexy pictures in the world. I pick color or black and white depending on the photo. Oftentimes, it takes quite a while to make that decision, as was the case for every one of these photos.
I like, and am proud of, all four of these photos, for various reasons.
November 10, 2009 at 11:18 pm
I can understand that. Photography is art, and comes with everything you’d expect of anything artistic. Honestly, the comment about color was mostly because it’s the only objective difference I could point to. I like them all, but there’s something about that one that speaks to me.
Oh well… Sometimes there’s nothing more to it than “I like what I like,” right?
November 12, 2009 at 5:58 am
Exactly so.