Sepia Saturday #321: Hairy Kiss

Most of the men in my family spent a fair amount of time in uniform; I have a surfeit of uniform photos. In the kissing department however, my family really falls flat. I couldn't find a single photo that remotely matched the prompt. Luckily, I did remember this delightful photo of my dear friend Zouzou kissing a llama, which I think is a qualifier.

Zouzou and Llama.
Photo by Debra C.

Why? Clearly there's kissing involved - actually better kissing than the prompt, because you can see what's going on in my photo, puckering and so forth. One of the kissers is very hairy and one of the kissers is a woman. Where I fall down on the match is with the audience. In my photo, there's only a disinterested llama in the background and not a sea of hat-topped amused faces. So, I've added another photo of a jovial crowd which, if I could meld the two pictures together would "check all the boxes" on the prompt.

British troops on Royal Navy destroyer, May 31, 1942

Just in case no Sepian uses this image below, I have to add it as it's one of my favorites.  Actually, a statue called "Unconditional Surrender" by Seward Johnson, it's based on the famous photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt, "V-J day in Times Square" and located on the Greatest Generation walk on the downtown San Diego waterfront.

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