Sydney Veterinary School third year students posed naked for a charity calendar. This is reported by the Camden-Narellan Advertiser.
Dozens of boys and girls took part in the filming. On the pages of the calendar, they pose surrounded by horses, cows and agricultural machinery. Except for hats and shoes, there is nothing on them.
Calendars are sold for 25 Australian dollars (1.4 thousand rubles). All proceeds will be donated to the charity Aussie Helpers.
“She is helping villagers and farmers stranded by the drought of the past two years, floods, wildfires, and now COVID,”
- said 23-year-old Clemence King, who was involved in organizing the shooting.
According to her, the preparation of the new calendar almost fell through due to the pandemic. The students had to keep their distance, so this year there are no shots in which they touch each other or hug. Group photographs were taken in several stages and then assembled together.
The Sydney School of Veterinarians is Australia's leading veterinary center. For ten years, students annually release a "naked" calendar that allows you to collect donations of 100 thousand Australian dollars (5.5 million rubles).
