Joel pulled up outside the address he'd been given.
As he climbed out of his car and readied his equipment, he reflected on just how much he loved weddings. He had to, really; as a photographer, they paid his bills.
But beyond that, he really did enjoy them. Not so much for the vows or the speeches, for the first dance or any of that. No, he loved weddings for the women.
The bride was always off limits; that was a given in his line of work. But guests and, even better, the bridesmaids...they were fair game.
There was something about the dresses at a wedding, especially on a hot spring day like today. The warmer the wedding, the more flesh he'd see - short dresses showing off long, delicious legs, and low necklines exposing their upper charms.
And as a photographer, he was entitled - expected, even - to stare. It was a privilege he liked to take full advantage of.
A tall and handsome man, Joel had been photographing weddings for a couple of years now and he had taken shots of hundreds of gorgeous women in that time. He'd had a lot fun with a few, too.
As he entered the house and without further warning started to take photos of the bridal party, he smiled to himself, reflecting on how surprisingly easy it was for a wedding photographer to get up to mischief without being noticed.
As he climbed out of his car and readied his equipment, he reflected on just how much he loved weddings. He had to, really; as a photographer, they paid his bills.
But beyond that, he really did enjoy them. Not so much for the vows or the speeches, for the first dance or any of that. No, he loved weddings for the women.
The bride was always off limits; that was a given in his line of work. But guests and, even better, the bridesmaids...they were fair game.
There was something about the dresses at a wedding, especially on a hot spring day like today. The warmer the wedding, the more flesh he'd see - short dresses showing off long, delicious legs, and low necklines exposing their upper charms.
And as a photographer, he was entitled - expected, even - to stare. It was a privilege he liked to take full advantage of.
A tall and handsome man, Joel had been photographing weddings for a couple of years now and he had taken shots of hundreds of gorgeous women in that time. He'd had a lot fun with a few, too.
As he entered the house and without further warning started to take photos of the bridal party, he smiled to himself, reflecting on how surprisingly easy it was for a wedding photographer to get up to mischief without being noticed.