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Shirley-Ann was the fourth Walsall girl that I photographed in the early 1990's, but unlike the others, she had not started off as a
Le Rêve girl. I don't know how she had got into nude modelling, but when I photographed her in 1995 she had become a local celebrity
because of her appearances on Topless Darts which was shown on the now defunct adult cable TV channel, L!VE TV.
The shoot that I did with Shirley-Ann in her bedroom was video only, but she gave me these few pics afterwards so that I wouldn't always need a VCR and a TV when I wanted to wank myself off over her. It was obvious that she enjoyed getting undressed and showing off her body in front of the camera, and she said that her favourite (which she did for me) was her "Here Cums the Bride" routine in which she dressed up like a bride before doing a strip and then masturbating with some of her vibrators. For this, she wore her actual wedding dress which her Mum had altered specially for her by replacing all the hooks & eyes up the back with velcro to make it easier for Shirley-Ann to put the dress on ... but more importantly, to make it easier for her to take off in front of the camera. I wonder how many other mothers have altered their daughter's wedding dress so that she can wear it again as a striptease costume ??? |
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Shirley-Ann told me that her husband had taken these pics of her after they had spent the evening together in their local pub
and she had drunk a few too many pints of lager. But the pics of her in white stockings were obvious taken on a different
occasion to these nude shots of her, so maybe her going to the pub and drinking a little too much lager happened regularly, perhaps
on Ladies Darts nights ... assuming that she played in the Ladies Darts team ... without her tits out of course.
I could be wrong because not having cable TV, I never saw Shirley-Ann or any of the other girls playing Topless Darts, but my guess is that the size of a girl's tits and her willingness to show her breasts in public was much more important to the programme's producers than was her ability to play darts ... |
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