Nudist Bush Day

Our theme for the day is nudists with high bush factors.

The lighting in this one in interesting.

 

Blurry

This picture is blurry, but that bush comes through loud and clear.

 

Limited view

The bush is about all we can see in this shot of a guy and two large cakes.

Could this have been a beachside nudist wedding?

 

Towel

I found this one in a poolside photo spread in an American nudist magazine.

 

Barely smiling

The smile on this one isn't very enthusiastic.

 

Dramatic

One doesn't usually see such dramatic poses among nudists unless they are hamming

 it up for a revue or such.  I found this guy on a reputable all-nudest website, fwiw.

 

Tableau

I cropped this one from a pageant tableau, and trust me,

you probably wouldn't want to see the rest.

 

This guy seems quite interested in something off to his right.

 

Newbie

You can always tell a newbie nudist by the tan lines.

 

Frenchman

Finishing the set with a statuesque Frenchman on a beach.

 

Vince Perri

Here we have Vince Perri and his thick bush.

 

Star quality

This hairy and bushy fellow who looks to be from 1975-85 has star quality.

 

Intense

Our last 19th Century model is staring intensely at a brick.

Maybe the photographer was teaching method acting on the side.

And that bush is nothing less than remarkable.

 

Unknown model

These two panels are cropped from a larger group of photos

of an unknown artists' model from late 19th C. Paris.

I'll say it first.  That bush is prodigious.

 

Mark Noble

We get an enticing look from Mark Nobel on his knees with his shorts pulled down.

The chest hair, happy trail, and bush are a nice bonus.

 

Bush Day

Today I'm posting images ranging from 19th Century academic art to 1980s photos.  

What do they have in common?  Bush, that's what.  We start with a work by Albert Dawant 

that won the second place medal when it was done about 1870.

 

Ringer I

While putting together today's series, I did some searches and found two "ringers" or falsely labeled photos.  This first one was pretty obvious as it was labeled as Samson by Giovanni Langetti from 1660.  The date was obviously wrong, and so was the rest.  It is apparently a mid-19th C. academic painting by an unknown artist.  The other ringer will be along later.

 

Early 20th C.

I have no info on this photo, but it looks early 20th Century.

 

Estonians

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FKK '52

This is an FKK man from 1952.