About the Book
Female breasts have fascinated the male since time immemorial. From the cave paintings and sculptures of early man, to the predilection of the great masters of art to paint naked woman, to the current explosion of digital photography imagery, the female breast has always been a popular subject. In many cases, as with all images of a sexual nature, the imagery can be artistic and in good taste, in others not so. The dividing line is often blurred and is a matter for personal taste and preferences.
This is a collection of some of my favourite images where the main emphasis is on the female breast, which I perceive as being either artistic or beautiful. Whether small or large, natural or otherwise, all have their own special allure and attraction.
Enjoy
This is a collection of some of my favourite images where the main emphasis is on the female breast, which I perceive as being either artistic or beautiful. Whether small or large, natural or otherwise, all have their own special allure and attraction.
Enjoy
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Fine Art Photography
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Project Option: Standard Portrait, 7.75×9.75 in, 20×25 cm
# of Pages: 120 - Publish Date: Nov 15, 2012
- Language English
- Keywords Twin Peaks, Mike Crawley, Fine Art Nude, Art, Nude, photography, breasts, boobs, sensual, erotic, erotica, female, anatomy, artistic, tasteful, beauty, shape, form, texture, photographer, Photofrenetic
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About the Creator
I am a freelance Travel and Fine Art photographer specialising in travel, nature, lifestyle and people photography and undertake commissioned work in any of these areas as well as contributing to photographic stock libraries. I have had work published all around the world in books, magazines and news media. Now self-publication is becoming easier to achieve I aim to prepare a selection of photographic books on various topics, mainly for my own personal satisfaction, but also to hopefully sell a few books and help fund my many photography projects. (P.S. My page name is supposed to be Photofrenetic but it somehow got shortened to Photofreneti .... no I'm not Italian!)