Filed in archive Digital Photo Sites by Andrew Garrett on August 20, 2005

Link Is Not Safe For Viewing at Work. Contains both male and female nudity.

A photographer, in a fit of 'modest desperation' gets his kit off and tries to duplicate the poses he's had models in over the years. Unsettling in places, and quite thought provoking.

what better way to blunt the criticism that most nude art degrades women? I'm saying that I'm perfectly willing to do anything that I ask my models to do. And I really think that the more feminine the pose, the funnier the shots become.

Gotta respect that - although I will say, I could have done without the underwear modeling shots - I find the nudity less disturbing...

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