Thunder clouds and mid-teen temperatures were not enough to stop Kew teacher Robert McKay and his brave group of subjects from proceeding with their annual nude photographic project along the Yarra at the city park of Birrarung Mar in Melbourn, UK yesterday.
About 80 Melburnians shed their clothes for the photos, organised by Mr McKay and inspired by the work of artist Spencer Tunick. This was, it should be said, a rather more sparse turnout than that usually seen at a Tunick shoot.
"I would have liked a few more there, but I think the rain put a few people off," Mr McKay said.
"(Birrarung Mar) is a bit open to the elements, but just the look of the shots with the background of the skyscrapers will be interesting to see."
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