I don't want my photography to just be 'pretty pictures', I want my work to tell a story. I want to make lasting impressions on the people around me and also document those fleeting moments of human sexuality.
The New Erotic Photography... When you call it art, you can keep really hot photos right there on the coffee table. No one pulls this trick off like TASCHEN, the art-book publisher that made smut a cultural celebration. This new collection features the sexiest nudes you're likely to see outside the pages of Penthouse, including work by Steve Diet Goedde, Natasha Merritt, Craig Morey, Dave Naz, and many others and was compiled by acclaimed adult editor Dian Hanson and fetish photographer Eric Kroll. The international cast of visionaries captures the allure of women doing everything from eating ice cream or licking their own nipples to lounging languidly for a smoke or simply showing off a sumptuous behind; the book includes quotations from the photos articulating their inspiration.
C Is for Co-eds (Erotic Alphabet)... "This series of alphabetically themed anthologies is already proving to
be a success. The stories are cleverly written and Alison Tyler
deserves full credit for picking the best writers to provide the most
powerful stories. And, with its college-centred focus, C is for Co-eds
certainly puts the cum into summa cum laude."--Ashley Lister -- Erotica Revealed Online, August 2007
D Is for Dress-Up (Erotic Alphabet)... A Is For Amour, B Is For Bondage, C Is For Co-Eds and D Is For Dress-Up
kick off a new series from Alison Tyler and Cleis Press. From Amour to
Zippers, this alphabetical extravaganza of erotic delights features 26
hot volumes of explicit, playful stories.
The couples in these
stories love to put on a costume and try out a new persona for some
playful, amorous fun. Rachel Kramer Bussel shows what happens when a
modern girl becomes Dorothy for the Day, while Bryn Haniver’s
narrator makes short work of an old prom dress in Rags to Riches.
Josep Maria Sellarès... Established Spanish photographer, Josep Maria Sellarès holds a place of honor in the industry of communication and publicity.
His artwork is created in a very personal style. For twenty years, he has worked with agency McCann Erickson on accounts including Martini, Nescafé, Unilever and Henkel. In 1990 Counterpoint entered the group, forming the agency Counterpoint/Sellarès. In 1992, Sellarès formed the agency Best Sellers & Sellarès. Sellarès has participated in various international contests of communication and cinema, among them the International Festival of Advertising Cinema in Cannes, the Clio Awards, the Vanguard Prize, and the LAUS Trophy.
L Is for Leather (Erotic Alphabet)... Black as a starless night and smooth as pure silk, nothing entices
eroticism like the look and feel of leather. Lisette Ashton exhults in
the sultry, distinctive aroma of leather with a perfect description of
the erotic aspects of sliding into her new leather jacket in "Truman
Capote Was Wrong." In "Sunday Service", author Kate Pearce takes a love
of leather and punishment even further in this homage to a black belt.
These stories will fill your senses with all there is to enjoy in and
out of leather.
Bob Carlos Clarke... A photographer of striking versatility as well as one of the world's finest photographic printmakers, Bob Carlos Clarke has made a wide range of memorable images in his career. Alongside photographs that transport his brilliant technique into a world of ambiguous eroticism, he also makes finely nuanced still lives that impart an uncanny humanism to inanimate objects.
"Best tip in affordable contemporary erotic photography is Irish-born Bob Carlos Clarke. Both Maclean and Juliet Hacking, head of Christie's photography department, tip him as the new Helmut Newton (the German-Australian photographer... - The Observer, Sunday May 7, 2006.
Adrian Borda... A fantastic romanian surreal artist: Adrian Borda, the visual alchemist.
Bad Girls Hotel... Is this erotic art, a social statement, or is it just pornography’ As a documentation of the wilder side of New York City in the 21st century, Coulter's models are certainly girls on the edge, with tattoos, piercings and dyed hair. They are dancers, escorts, waitresses, and an occasional medical student. But for some reason, they are all drawn to showing off their bodies in ways that reveal not just their private parts, but also reveal their characters and a sense of rebellion. Done in the course of a year at the notorious Carlton Arms Hotel on 25th street, where nobody in their right mind would ever stay, these are strange photos.
Naked Happy Girls... As a collection of pictures of attractive women, Naked Happy Girls is
pleasing and a little unusual. While undoubtedly erotic, it avoids most
of the clichés of standard glamour photography. It remains voyeuristic
and feminists might condemn it as objectivizing, but it certainly isn't
pornographic by contemporary standards. The work is playful and even
cheerful, showing beautiful women in natural light. Ultimately though,
the book doesn't compare with more provocative and innovative nude
photography. There are some strong images, especially those in which
the subject looks directly and openly into the camera, because in
those, the women convey their own power, and show themselves as equal
to the photographer and the viewer.
I don't want my photography to just be 'pretty pictures', I want my work to tell a story. I want to make lasting impressions on the people around me and also document those fleeting moments of human sexuality. 
