Log

And now we have a bump on a log.

 

Troy Saxon

 This is John Roberts posing for Troy Saxon on a riverside logjam.

Fooled again!

I snagged the photo above just as you see it during the Sack of Tumblr, thinking it was early 

or mid-20th Century.  Fast forward to when I'm putting together today's series, and I decide

 to do a Google Images search to see if I can find out who took it.  Well, I did, and it turns 

out to be by a guy named Kevin McDermott from the early 21st Century

 as seen below.  It's neither the first nor last time I've been fooled.

 

1928

Here we have six FKK men sitting on a pile of logs in 1928.

 

Chubby Day

It's time for our quarterly all-chubby series, and we start with a 1966 German guy and his log.

 

Log sitter

All I can say about this one is "Wow!"

 

Arts Unlimited

 

I've featured photos from Butch magazine in the past, but Bryan managed to find 

several more that I had somehow missed.  Imagine that.  Anyway, this unidentified 

young man basking in the sun on a log was photographed by Arts Unlimited.

Don

Don Rochelly seems to have draped some of his clothes over a log.

 

Driftwood duo

I have a couple of other photos of these two and their driftwood log,

but I'm saving the others for later.

 

Gravity and logs

For some reason, Mr. Scumbeast called this one "gravity pyramid."

Were these guys loggers?  That looks like a huge raft of logs in the background.

 

Although he was a fine studio photographer, it was outdoors where Dave Martin made his mark.  

I really like both the composition and lighting of this photo of Zaro Rossi on a log.

 

First we had the log cabin trio, and now we have three bumps on a log.

Do the two at each end look like brothers to y'all?

 

This interesting and lovely shot of Glenn Bishop on a log in a forest stream was in one of my unidentified photographer files until I came across a Cliff Oettinger attribution on a reputable vintage photo resale website.  There is a lot of overlap in this model's work between Douglas of Detroit, Oettinger, and Troy Saxon, and the more I look, the more I find.  Glenn apparently used his modeling income to educate himself, eventually becoming a successful chiropractor.

Men and Logs

Anyone remember the old Ren and Stimpy cartoon show?

Today's theme is logs.

I recently posted a different photo from the same session featuring Jim Bender and a driftwood log.

Neither had a photographer attribution, though.

Johnny Amati is climbing up a pile of logs in the Kris Studio photo.

The sound you just heard is probably Albert the Belgian falling over from sheer joy.

Gary Lee posed on a log in a lake for this Western Photography Guild photo.

Glenn Bishop posed with this driftwood log, but the photo came with no photographer info.
Edited to add:  Jame IV informs us that this is by Troy Saxon.  Thanks!

Although my source didn't say so, I think this photo of Rusty Steele is by Troy Saxon.

But I could be wrong.  I've been wrong before.