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From: Mark Tomlonson
Date: Thu, 07 Aug 2003 21:36:10 -0400
Subject: [PML1] CC: Kim Conrad

In Kimberley Conrad's centerfold (January 1988) she's sitting on a stool 
in a setting that evokes the American southwest.

With a centerfold like this I just want to walk up to the people 
responsible and say "What the heck were you thinking?" The good news is 
the color scheme. The tans, greys and browns all look fantastic next to 
Kim, and the dusty turquoise blouse ties several of the colors together. 
The hat is a nice touch.

What is particularly galling about this centerfold is that the mistakes 
seem to have been made for no reason. What is the deal with her pose? 
Why are her shoulders scrunched together? This might work and be needed 
on a smaller-breasted woman, but even then the arms would need to be 
placed differently.

Why is Kim hunched over in the chair? It looks like that belt buckle is 
really biting into her stomach. That can't have been comfortable and it 
makes me think along non-sexy lines when I see it.

And what is the deal with her expression? I can't decide if she's 
saying, "Are you man enough to get on this ride?" (good) or "I'll get 
you for this, Fegley" (bad).

Photographer: Richard Fegley

Scoring:
Pin-up: 1.0
Erotic: 1.0
Artistic: 2.0

Overall: 1.0

Cyber Club Portfolio Photo I like better than the Centerfold: #3

http://cyber.playboy.com/members/playmates/files/1988/01/centerfold.html
http://cyber.playboy.com/members/playmates/files/1988/01/03-lrg.html

Mark Tomlonson
Kalamazoo MI