I had always wanted to do a shoot with a female bodybuilder/fitness model! So....cut a ling story short, I met Felix, the Wrestler & Fitness model. We had a chat about it & everything was cool. Open Minded & so she agreed. Part 1 on the shoot is now uploaded at:
http://www.johnnyjaan.com/index.php?func=viewcat&fil=928&page=265
http://www.johnnyjaan.com/index.php?func=viewcat&fil=928&page=265
3 comments:
Johnny,
Great images of Felix in the galleries. If Felix is up for another 'sitting', you might try to get more close-up shots of her calves, soles and toes. The subdued lighting was good. It set a 'mood'.
Quite a few years back, I was at a party where I didn't know too many people. I was doing my share of "reckless eyeballing" -- checking out women/legs/feet (as we are prone to do at these events). There were two Ms. Olympia competitors at this thing. Both were in town for local TV morning show interviews.
I had mingled and met a few people before my 'radar' honed in on Tasha, one of the two competitors. She was sitting alone, bare feet propped up on a chair, and in need of a refill. I got her a drink and asked if I could join her. She was delighted to have company.
She obviously caught me spying her bare feet and asked, "You don't mind bare feet, do you?" I assured her that they were just fine. "My mom used to tell me I have 'man - toes'." I told her I thought they were cute. They were not extrememly masculine, but she did have wide, but nicely shaped feet and huge toes. Her nails were au natural - no polish, but very nicely manicured. She talked and talked about having been told frequently as an athletic child that she "looked like a man". I continued to study her awesome peds. "I'm not ticklish at all..." she said, as if it was almost a challenge or a dare. I'm not a tickle type of guy, but it sounded like I had a challenge, and I was going to take her up on it. "Go on! try me!", she taunted. I remember going into my pocket and getting my really nice Parker Pen that I kept with my checkbook. I teased her soles and toes with it and got no response. Not even a flinch.
"Wanna see something?" she asked, growing bored with my attempts at tickle. She seized my good pen with her toes and manipulated it until she had a ample, easy grasp on it. Then, she slowly squeezed it until I could see it bending from all of the pressure. With only one bare foot, she was able to contort it to the point that it was not only bent in a 90 degree angle, but ruptured the ink cartridge inside! Now remember, this was a Parker Pen, not some cheap disposable stick pen! Needeless to say, I was harder than Chineese Algebra at that point. I made a witty remark about breakfast at her place, and watching her squeeze fresh orange juice. It got a rousing laugh out of her. Her friends were ready to go back to their hotel, so she excused herself and left. Call that one that got away.
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I'm thinking though with willing models like Felix, in the future you may want to pose her with props. Like maybe a wine goblet and grapes -- strength and fragility. I would also suggest flower petals -- again, masculine/femininity and delectable beauty. Just a thought.
Great images!
Keep up the good work!
-- Vince
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