Another image of June squeezing and trying to lick her tits as she’s tied up, wow! The second of 4 images from this set and all needed restoration as faded down one side, but all are fantastic and I realized she’s wearing the same dress as posted under ‘June & The Short Leather Dress‘. They all come from the same set as ‘Psychedelic Sofa‘, as both contain June wearing the black Basque, show June with her hands bound with rope and feature the psychedelic sofa!
Another shot of June in those Red Bikini Bottom’s, but this time a view from below giving us a great view of the cowrie shell necklace hanging magnificently from her sun kissed tits! Thanks to John for sharing this different view of June.
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I love seeing shots of an older June and I love them even more when they’ve been taken by John W himself and these are no exception. Taken in 1985 at Strobe Studios by John they feature June posing in a purple dress, which she proceeds to open to show her ample tits! I have 4 shots from this set so far, but John has assured me there are more to come, so hopefully he will send them over soon and we might get to see a bit more of June and less of the purple dress 🙂
More information about this shoot from John – Taken at Strobe in front of a black velvet background with a single light. There is also a similar set of June wearing a white dress done at the same session. June brought both dresses and the shots were taken on medium format slides.
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Two more shots of June posing at Strobe Studios nude against a black background, highlighting the paleness of her naked form! Part of a set of shots I have been sent by John, with 7 shots in total so far. The first three shots of this shot posted here.
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This shot sent through by John looks like it was taken at the same time as the ‘June The Bookworm‘ set, but this one has June wearing a different colour baby doll and panties than the others. We still have the bookcase and the Encyclopedia Britannica’s in the background, along with an old record collection and a coffee pot! Great to see one of these shots in colour, even if after tweaking it’s still slightly pink!
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Time for another shot of June as Joanna Kent and this one comes from John’s collection. This is the second shot of June/Joanna posing on a bed covered in black silk sheets in a blue and white baby doll. A very teasing shot of her as she pulls up the baby doll to show her figure below and very similar to the Peek-a-boo shot I published.
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The third shot of June posing in the studio with a step-ladder in a leotard sent through by John! and the second shot of June in a very fetching leopard skin leotard/swimsuit and I suppose it’s really a swimsuit, but it fits in with the step-ladder set. Other June and Step Ladder shots are posted here
Time for another original shot of June taken by Stefan Glass in the 1960’s in various locations around a house. This shot has June sat posing in a high arched recess in one of the bedrooms, with the original negative showing a wider shot including a window on the right and standing lamp on the left. When John sent these through he also included a set of contact sheets (middle) marked up with the cropping for the shot. The bottom shot is one that I’ve then cropped in line with the contact sheet and makes the shot a lot cleaner by removing the peripheral items. I love both shots but will always go for the complete view (top) as it gives you a better idea of the place, even if the bottom shot is more aesthetically pleasing.
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