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Ulysses,

You crack me up :)

You seem to know a little about everything!

-Ken
Ulysses said:
Today, in most fitness contests, for example, the emphasis isn't so
much on muscle definition and bulking up as was the case with the
Ms. Olympia contests for womens' bodybuilding. In the more modern
contests, the women are allowed a higher percentage of body fat,
and they don't wrinkle up or show the sort of damage that the
"extreme" form of workouts once did.

Add to this that as muscle maturation takes place (with time and
age), a certain look is going to be achieved both by men and women.
I'm going to take a risk and venture to guess that this young lady
is probably between 45-55 years old, and that she's in better
physical shape than most of the girls Yehuda has shot in that gym
to date.

She looks good and happy, not extreme, from what I can see of her
here. And that's going to be a good thing for her 20-30 years from
now. I'm sure she would also look quite pleasant in normal clothes.
DeeDee G. said:
The bad news is that women that have low body fat show more
wrinkles or lines since there is less fat to plump everything up.
If you look at any of the body building type of magazines, you will
see the same characteristics.
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Ulysses
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Believe me. Sometimes when my family gets together, it's like watching a Seinfeld festival: A whole series of conversations about nothing.

Bahahahahahahahahahahah!!©

Oh well. . .

I'm not disagreeing at all with any of the previous posts. The Mrs., however, is also greatly into fitness and has been doing really well with it. She comes from a (ahem...) "curvy" heritage --- and if you tell her I said that, I'll deny ever having known you guys.... But over the years, she's done tremendous work at getting herself fit and yet maintaining the femininininity. :-)

So that's where I get most of my "stuff" on physique and fitness.

While I find the Olypia body type fascinating, I find the more 'fit and feminine' form much more pleasing both artistically and photographically and naturally. When you have a form that is TOO specialized, there's only so much you can do with it.
Ken Morris said:
Ulysses,

You crack me up :)

You seem to know a little about everything!
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Ulysses
 
Darnit!!! There go my chances...I have more than 3 tattooes and a few more than two piercings...oh well...I guess I'll have to suffer without you, leaving you for the "normal" girls..lol

HUGS
Angela

oooh...I'm thinking...this could start a whole thread... SHOW US YOUR INK AND PIERCINGS!!! (evil grin)
Yehuda Katz said:
I differ somewhat. I make it a habit never to date women with more
than 3 tatooes or 2 piercings. Saves possible heart attack.

Have, Mark, a great day, Yehuda
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Ok...sorry...can't help myself...please don't get TOO turned off..lol

This is one of my tattooes, it's a sculpture by Bernini, done in the 17th century...it's my favorite tattoo so far.
HUGS
Angela

 
a very impressive portrait by decent lighting and excellent timing! What young women you've got to shoot!:-)))))) Cheers, yang
 
Yang said:
a very impressive portrait by decent lighting and excellent timing!
What young women you've got to shoot!:-)))))) Cheers, yang
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Hey Yang,

Judging from your young woman portrait, you too have excellent photo opportunities there.

Thanks and enjoy portraits, Yehuda
 
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