Snapshot does not belong in this section but not sure which it does so here it is - shot back in the 1970s. I had already done the traditional cutting of the cake, toast, first dance, etc shots. I was just cruising the dance floor, camera at side, looking for photo ops when this groomsman caught my eye. He lifted the mini-dress for an instant of this unaware girl and I swung the camera up and snapped, not even getting it to viewfinder level or taking time to fully focus. It is one of the worse photos I ever took during my wedding shooting era, yet one of my favorites because of the look on his face in that very second.

NOTE: I believe I have come to an end of photos I have posted in this area, having gone through the boxes marked 1970 and 1980. Anything else I have in Nudes worth posting may be on Kodachrome cardboard mounted slides, residing in 80 and 140 capacity Kodak Carousel trays. Maybe this winter, when I have more time, I will fire up the Kodak 750H Carousel projector if it works (haven't used for 25 years) and take a look. Hope you have enjoyed the walk back in time, even if the photography has left much to be desired.

Snapshot does not belong in this section but not sure which it does so here it is - shot back in the 1970s. I had already done the traditional cutting of the cake, toast, first dance, etc shots. I was just cruising the dance floor, camera at side, looking for photo ops when this groomsman caught my eye. He lifted the mini-dress for a second of this unaware girl and I swung the camera up and snapped, not even getting it to viewfinder level or taking time to fully focus. It is one of the worse photos I ever took during my wedding shooting era, yet one of my favorites because of the look on his face in that very instant.

NOTE: I believe I have come to an end of photos I have posted in this area, having gone through the boxes marked 1970 and 1980. Anything else I have in Nudes worth posting may be on Kodachrome cardboard mounted slides, residing in 80 and 140 capacity Kodak Carousel trays. Maybe this winter, when I have more time, I will fire up the Kodak 750H Carousel projector if it works (haven't used for 25 years) and take a look. Hope you have enjoyed the walk back in time, even if the photography has left much to be desired.