Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

This is the day after our first shoot, it is the Clown Car, the day of the wet car shoot. It is important to get your concept clear when you do a photo session. This was not about washing the Clown Car, it was about doing a figure session. After the shoot I took VADA* into the main building and had the shower ready for her with lots of towels, body wash and unscented Lubriderm, my mother taught me about that and how it rejuvenates the skin. NEVER assume the model has anything, have ALL the things she needs to put her back to where she needs to be at the end of the shoot. Also, don't hang around ogling nude women, leve them alone and let them have privacy.

So, after the shoot, while she was in side getting herself back in order she came out to find me washing her car> She was surprised but I had a bottled of chilled water for her as I finished her car. I also sent her back inside to bring out all the towels and dried off the top and sides of the car. I let her help dry the car, but tall Timmy did the roof.

She said she loved doing the shoot, she would take the bubble wands but leave the boot! The cow girl hat was hers and better than the one I had, so we used hers. The soap was Dawn detergent. Heads up, Dawn is perfect when making suds and in the garden the plants LOVE all the water and the Dawn detergent is loaded with nutrients for them to eat! All bio friendly, but it cuts through the natural oils of the skin so the need for a quick rinse and Lubriderm after.

You can see that there are props, they help make the image. Late afternoon of the day of the first shoot I stopped at Home Depot and then to Wall Mart for 'things'. Big industrial sponges for washing the car and the woman. One thing I did learn, the natural sponges, wash them out, dry and into a zip lock plastic bag, cats like these better than cat nip! That and fur!

So here are ten images from that day of sunshine water and fun!

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lmTrying Loc: WV Northern Panhandle

A real shame to have ruined a nice pair of leather boots!

dpullum Loc: Tampa Florida

Gee, something wrong with us both... those were my thoughts also. The boots... the boots... getting wet...
Nothing quite as beautiful as a beautiful woman having fun and being well photographed.

alexol

Boots?? What boots?

Lovely smile, great figure, she's having fun. Nicely captured.

Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

I get this comment about the boots all the time. Here is the straight dope, and I will appear to digress but it is still spot on.

Years ago I was at my parents home and after dinner Joe and Thelma decided to watch yet another made for TV film all about the old west. Oh no, not another one of 'those' films! So I sat through the silly film till the first commercial break, loads of commercials.

I got up and got ready to leave when my mother wanted to know why I was leaving. Because the film was ever so idiotic is the reason was my response. Don't get me wrong I'm no seasoned professional cow/ranch hand but the film was bordering on comical.

They had the young men crossing a river, a fast river among the cows. No basic rider will ride with the cows because cows are so stupid they will kill you and your horse fording a river, and second one of the riders gets bit by a water moccasin and dies. Water moccasins are never found in fast moving water, EVER! And that snake will NEVER be found around cattle.

Water snake test with cows and a horse, put a knot in a foot long length of rope, toss it in the air and let it land among horses, including mares with yearlings. They will see and note the rope, act concerned for a split instant and then calm down. The mares will move the young horses close to the rope and move the rope close with their hooves to 'teach' the young horses that it is a rope and not a snake. Do the same with a herd of cows and the cows go crazy and trample the rope into the ground. Cows are stupid animals and horses and snakes are not.

If you are on a ranch, it's hot and you want to go swimming in a big cattle watering hole. Get ready to go in, last thing you do is get a bunch of cows, talk to them (sing) and herd them into the water. If there are water snakes they will swim out and away or just settle to the bottom on the far edge of the water hole. The thing you do just before you move the cows into the water is get out a pair of working boots, pull them on and wear them into the water on your feet to protect them.

This is what I told Mom and Dad and Mom asked if I had done this and I told her I sure had with friends on a ranch with friends going in swimming.

Those are working boots on VADA, first thing you do is put them on, fill them with water and wear them till they are dry, easy right now because it is going up to 103F today in the first week in August 2019. This is why ACME Boots stitches the outer edge of the boots to the souls with natural hemp. Living and breathing boots. VADA, Starena, and several women who are size 8 slip right into those boots. In the 15 years I have had them they have been soaking wet, I mean holding water to the top at least a dozen times.

Here is the other wet clothing point. Kid gloves, put them on and take a hot shower. The you wear them till they are dried. They will sag wet till they dry. They will shrink to fit, just perfectly tight to the woman's body. Some will dry so perfectly that the leave the marks of the persons individual body markings and need to be pealed from the arm/hand.

Leather is interesting stuff.

lmTrying Loc: WV Northern Panhandle

Yes, forgive me, the wet boots, the car, just didn't seem to be a logical combination. It tickled my brain and I had to go fishing. I did catch a comment from each side of the story. And I must admit that I learned quite a bit from your explanations. Before and after. Very educational. I will tuck that all away for future reference.

Oh yes, very pretty model and very nice work.

travelwp Loc: New Jersey

A most enjoyable series of an attractive woman !!!

thephotoman Loc: Rochester, NY

Timmers, these are look like they were a lot of fun for both to shoot. They are very good photos.

RichJ207 Loc: Sammamish, WA

One old cowboy told me that the first thing he did with a new pair of boots was to wade in the river to get them to fit just right.

Rab-Eye Loc: Indiana

The subject is indeed nicely photographed, but the distracting background is hard to ignore.

Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

Most working trucks in Texas have a pair of heavy black rubber boots pinned between the passenger side seat and the rear window. Two or three rifles in a rifle rack set 'hanging' in a rifle rack (the 22 is always on top*) then usually a 30/30 and maybe a scatter gun.

Now, more cowboy information. *22 riffle, The 22 rifle is used to kill rattle snakes. Here is how it works, prod the rattler to coil, then after the snake is coiled you bring the rifle barrel close to it's head. Move it side to side slowly, then come to a gradual stop and squeeze the trigger. The snake will have lined it's head up on the rifle barrel as the predator so you can't really miss!

The proper and manly way of killing a rattler or any snake is called 'cracking the whip'. Yank the snake by the tail (the head of the snake is raised, rattlers, so you snake them with a bitch slap and grab it by the tail hard. Pull it by the tail, uncoiling it, then step or run it out like a length of rope. You then pull hard and swing the snake in the air, usually above your head, finally you give the tail a sharp pull, away from the direction of the head. The force will travel down the length of the snake and energy will transfer to the head which pops off.

The 30/30 is for big varmits (varmit's are anything that is not productive to the ranch).

My friend JD Burk (he just passed short of his hundredth birthday), built the main buildings out at Big Bend National Park. They call it Panther Junction because Black Panther would cross there from Mexico into Texas on the Rio Grand. JD told me that he was down there working on the buildings and that he went to the site and found 7 laborers (yes, he called them wet backs, old school) all pile togeather, windows rolled up, 108F, in a single pick up truck, there was a panther on the cab roof and two on the ground sunning themselves.

JD got pout of his truck, pulled down his 30/30 rifle and walked up to the truck and the two on the ground ran but the cat on the roof just looed at him. JD is a hard, hard man, you just don't mess with JD Burke, but he is a complete push over when it come to cats, big or small. He fired the rifle in the air and the cat stood up and growled at him. JD starred him in the eyes and put down the rifle and growled back at the cat (a kitty, about 300 pounds of it!). He would kill a man but he was a push over with cats and good looking women. Well the cat turned away and looped away.

Later that day, JD shot a deer and dragged it over to where the cats could be seen. The cats started to visit that location every other day for fresh meet because JD Burk killed them a deer every other day.

Now it is true, the world is a small place, even in Texas. I was in the other day getting treatment for my legs with Venus Insufficiency. Had a wait and started a conversation with a woman my age name Vivian. As we talked it came out that her family owned most of the area that became Big Bend Park. I asked her if she ever meet ol' JD Burk? That began a fun series of stories about JD.

Toda I saw her and had to tell her that JD had passed last Saturday. She just laughed, and told another story about JD and her daddy gone hunting outside Marfa; but JD broke off the hunt with her father and said JD shot a big dear from the top of the pick up and then popped one just in front of a big panther. The panther saw JD and ambled over toward JD and layed down a few dozen yards from JD and rolled over a few times then sat watching the boys drive away and then the cat went to the kill.

I'm gona miss ol' JD Burk, a good hard man from Texas. JD would have liked VADA, Vada would have loved JD and his house cat!

I did cheat on this shoot, there is a bubble machine behind the car making bubbles! But the really big ones VADA blew with the Wall Mart dildo shaped bubble wand! Bubbles are air born Polka Dots and VADA loves Polka Dots so the bubble machine went home to VADA's house!

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A clean girl VADA always washing her boobs!

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Where can one buy ACME boots? I thought they went out of business years ago.

Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

Ok, it's time to get you to get professional help, your looking at 'the cluttered background' instead of all them long running suds just rolling down that curvy torso, round bottom, and translucent skin, what! You don't hear them bubbles screaming at gravity to just cut out that pulling! When I say 'professional' I ain't talking bout no shrinks neither!

Los-Angeles-Shooter Loc: Los Angeles

delightful photos. made me smile.

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