Cambridge University athletes are seen naked in their 2021 calendar.
These cheeky photos are part of an annual tradition at University that sees 78 students representing 12 different teams strip naked and pose for pictures in some of the most famous spots in the city.
Stars from the netball, gymnastics and American football teams were among the students that used equipment from their sports to cover up their private parts – sometimes with just inches to spare.
Please, more balls! For their 2021 calendar, the Cambridge University athletes have stripped off to take part in a photo shoot. Pictured: Members of the Tennis Team pose in front of Cambridge’s Earth Science Museum for their July Page
You don’t need to do any footwork These cheeky photos are part of an annual tradition at University that sees 78 students representing 12 different teams strip naked and pose for pictures in some of the most famous spots in the city. This is the June photo of the netball team.
Students from American football, netball and gymnastics (pictured in May) used the equipment they had to conceal their bodies. Sometimes with only inches spare.
Take note! For August’s Page, the Athletics Team poses naked at Grantchester Meadows.
One photo shows a tennis player covering up his crotch using a set four of balls from the Cambridge Earth Science Museum.
One student is covered by a daisy, which covers her breasts with five athletes who are flexible and can do handstands or the splits.
Andrew Wilkinson, a photographer, stated that each photograph had to be arranged with great care.
It took a lot to fine-tune the poses, like “that has got to go up slightly” and “you just moved half an inch.”
Spring is here! April’s page showcases five agile athletes doing the handstands or the splits. A single daisy covers one student’s breast.
You can’t help but giggle! Giddy up!
Volleyball fun! To take the September page, the men’s team of volleyball went to Churchill college.
Make a splash! The October pages were filled by the swimming team, who headed down to Edington College for their shoot
“We used their sporting equipment to keep some sort of modesty.”
To take some raunchy photos this summer, the students met at several spots, including Grantchester Meadows as well the university’s Archaeology Museum.
The group did a “dry run” in clothing to get used to their poses, before they stripped off for the nude photos. This took around fifteen minutes.
The permission was also obtained.
It was a good strike! It was a good fight!
Squat and press: December’s powerlifting team showed their ability with barbells at the Flying Pig in downtown London.
You can see the difference. This is the men’s crosse team photographed among the statues of Classical Archaeology in February.
Ice Ice Baby! The January chilly shoot was ice hockey!
Andrew claimed that the dogs were respectful of their nudity and did not get caught by dog-walkers.
He explained that there was a very limited window in which to capture photos.
“We felt a bit anxious when we went outside as we did not want to be offensive.
“We received a couple of runners and dog walkers who stopped by, but some weren’t sure where to go.
Later this month, the annual Cambridge Blues Naked Calendar goes on sale
According to Cambridge University’s Raising and Giving Society, any funds will go towards four charities: Jimmy’s Cambridge Teenage Cancer Trust Teenage Minds and Rainforest Trust.