JCP Photography

Adlee

Added 2021-04-09 23:56:33 +0000 UTC

Just a little bonus post for you all today and a funny story. Adlee and I took my ATV out in the desert yesterday and were shooting some photos. I told her we were at a popular stopping spot for groups of ATV's either heading out or back. It was late in the day so I didn't expect to see many ATV's. About half way through our shoot, Adlee says, "I hear someone coming," and sure enough a couple of ATV's pull up to where we were at and stopped. Adlee was nude but around a rock so they couldn't really see her. She pulled on a crochet dress that she had been wearing. There were some adults and a few children in the ATV's, so Adlee and I walked up to the adults and told them what we were doing, and that we would be around the backside of the hill. The adults said okay, but the kids were bouncing all over the place. The adults finally rounded them up, and Adlee and I started shooting again. Every once in a while I caught a glimpse of one of the adults peering around trees or bushes at us, but Adlee didn't pay them any mind, and we continued on. About a half hour went past and I heard an adult say, "Go up and ask her." By this time Adlee had undressed, and we were shooting nudes. She suddenly dropped down in her OMG someone's coming pose, and I turned around just in time to see a young boy, maybe 16 or 17 walking up to us. He politely asked Adlee if she and he could get a picture together. She replied let me get some clothes on and sure. She had a bodysuit laying on the ground next to her and picked it up and put it on. She then invited the young man to hand me his I-phone and come on up on her perch and stand next to her. That kid's eyes got as big around as saucers as he stood next to her with his arm around her waist, while I took their photo. I told Adlee after he had left, that she made that kid's year. You should have seen the look on his face as he left. I'll bet he saves all his money and gets that photo printed extra large size to hang on his wall. I know he'll have something to tell his classmates when he goes back to school.