fundoshi fabric photos and more

Friday, November 8, 2019

2019 Hotel Series - White Voile Fundoshi - White on White 1

I saw the white curtains, and tried to mimic a normal studio shoot in this white voile fundoshi. Unfortunately, I could not be as precise with the lighting and the curtains weren't really white. Oh well, here we go! For the first grouping, as always, a natural take on the photos.

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2019 Hotel Series - Brown Voile Fundoshi - The Exposed Shoot - 1

While I may title this shoot 'exposed', I think there was little chance I was actually being seen by anyone. There were a couple to buildings that could peer into my balcony, but I doubt they noticed my prancing around in my fundoshi and various states of undress.

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Funderwear: Skull Mesh Thong 2

The last of the old 'tumblr only' sets of my 'funderwear' photos. How appropriate for the end of October.

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2019 Hotel Series - Black Voile Fundoshi - The Bed Shoot - 1

This black voile fundoshi is so comfortable to wear. I previously highlighted it in a studio shoot with a fan blowing to show how light weight it is. Like the title suggests, this is a shoot on a bed...sometimes kneeling, sometimes standing, sometimes lounging.

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Funderwear: Army Jock 2

An army inspired jock in a dark and moody shoot.

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2019 Hotel Series - Grey Voile Fundoshi - The Stripping Shoot - 1

I have now completed posting the Hotel Series photos that were previously only seen on tumblr. In a stroke of fortune, I just returned from a vacation where I completed 6 Hotel Series shoots. I have also switched my photo editing software, so have new tools to play with. To recap, these shoots use what I can find around the room. A tripod is the only equipment I have to work with. They also tend to gravitate to a more prurient place than my studio shoots.

Fist up, a traditional stripping shoot. Not much to say here except the fundoshi is of grey voile fabric. Photographically, I will start with a natural look - only edits were to cropping and some adjustments to get true colors and lighting (my camera tends to favor warm tones).