A few Images 2 - The Sequel

To me, the bodies of aerialists in action are the closest I've ever seen in person to what I imagine a superheroine to look like.

I have a couple friends that do that.  I could watch them all day, but that would be creepy. 

Here's some aldy but goody images that leave no doubt where they are from. Right here at home base. Came across it by accident. Memories of an older time. 







Shadar

I have no clue where this comes from, but it does illustrate an alternate way to deliver ordnance:

Is she what you call a Bombshell?

shadar wrote: Here's some aldy but goody images that leave no doubt where they are from. Right here at home base. Came across it by accident. Memories of an older time. 







Shadar

I need to know more about that middle model!

Markiehoe wrote:

shadar wrote: Here's some aldy but goody images that leave no doubt where they are from. Right here at home base. Came across it by accident. Memories of an older time. 







Shadar

I need to know more about that middle model!

Markie... I have no idea who they are, but I'm sure some of the mods will remember when these kind of Exclusives were featured here. Some kind of collaboration with the Steele-verse if I recall. 

Shadar

A few old Steele images from my backup hard drive.

This is great stuff!
I can see in some ways the old days were better than today.

Wow Ginco - those images are simply incredible!  

LaraFan, did you make those once upon a time?

shadar wrote: I have no clue where this comes from, but it does illustrate an alternate way to deliver ordnance:

I believe the early to mid-1990's were the heyday for our genre. This was before the Net was highly commercialized and there were many creative people working in the genre -- just for fun. Plus it was new. We hadn't had a playground like the Internet before. The BBS (Bulletin Board System) that operated before it was very unsatisfying except for text, and you had to dial into a bank of modems that the BBS operator had in his house. Having a dozen users online at the same time was a big deal. And before that it was hard-copy only. 

Back then, the Net was a happy place. Social media didn't exist. Trolls hadn't been invented yet. Worms and viruses and so forth weren't a big deal.  Photoshop was invented in 1988 and a fair handful of people had that (very expensive) bit of software by 1990. That opened all kinds o doors for our genre.

Anyway, this pict of the plane and the bomb-delivery girl comes from that time period. For what it's worth. 

Shadar

Markiehoe wrote: I need to know more about that middle model!

I remember one or two more pics of her on one of the Steele sites years ago. And yes, very cute.

For those of you who like to try your hand at photo-manipulations, I also found some PNGs where the Steele ladies have been isolated from their background onto a transparent background.  These are from the "Tall Dark and Sexy" and "Tall Dark and Evil" collections featuring "Rhonda" Steele.



I hope it's okay to post these here.

Some more isolated PNGS from my hard drive. This time "Shelby" Steele.

Good stuff, Shelby, Rhonda and Raven were my favorites. There was also this one girl called Julie Fox that only did one photoshoot with them who was pretty amazing

I have a few of Raven kicking around...

Don't get rid of the background.

Seems like I missed out on something really special.
Can someone give me a little history of these creators known as the Steele's?
Is the Steele site still up?

Markiehoe wrote: Seems like I missed out on something really special.
Can someone give me a little history of these creators known as the Steele's?
Is the Steele site still up?

I'm sure someone can provide a more comprehensive history, but I only know them from their startup days. Which involved some waitresses at the Hooters restaurant in Las Vegas (which were renown for their beauty) and the services of the people who sew professional costumes for Las Vegas shows. Oh yeah, there was also a bulldog involved and a frozen food delivery warehouse where early photoshoots were done.

And one determined young man who had a vision of combining two of the above items with a camera. And sadly, the bulldog didn't make the cut.

Some magic ensued. 

Shadar

I believe the only way of accessing their material nowadays is through illegal means (torrenting). Their website has been inactivated at the start of this year if I'm not mistaken, though they weren't posting photoshoots for a longer time

Thank you both!
I'll never access a torrent site.
Guess i just missed out.

Shadar, only you can be that comprehensive of the Steel's history in two paragraphs.
Hard to believe that was 16 years ago.

Markiehoe, You didn't miss out. I'm sure some folks here might have the entire Steele library backed up.