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How You Can Break Into the Music Business: Without Breaking Your Heart Your Dream or Your Bank Account!
Marty Garrett Entertainment (
January, 1996 )
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Totally agree with Shirin !  |
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As the previous reviewer said, this is very different from normal fetish photography. For a genre supposedly about self expression and liberated sexual enjoyment, fetish photography has tended to be formulaic, with a hard, scary and somewhat nasty style applied. Emma Delves Broughton (whose work I first saw in Michell Olleys excellent books) has a style that is sexy, playful, sensuous, and yes, even pretty. OK, theres a few weird outfits that do nothing for me, but most of this book is shot in a way that is attractive, and almost catalogue like. Theres no high art pretensions, just well composed, nicely lit and shot photos without the disturbing, dark style of the rest of the herd. Not a big book, but certainly worth having.
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Im a great fan of Emmas work .I was delighted when I found she had book of her work published and Ive not been dissapointed . This small, but perfectly formed little book ,illustrates a good wide range of her work. Her pictures ooze quality,style,elegance,sexiness and fun.This is fetish photography of the highest order.She really does stand out in what is becoming a pretty crowded genre!
A beautifully presented introduction to this talented photographers work.Hope more books follow soon!Oh and I just love that squashy,cover!
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It CAN be pretty...! |
Ever get tired of all those fetish photography books where the models try to look scary all the time? Then this is for you. Ive loved Emma Delves-Broughtons work for ages, and I was thrilled to find she had a book available, and I wasnt disappointed.Although its small in size, theres a lot packed into its squishy covers, and its EDBs use of location and set-dressing that often sets her apart from the herd. Theres a real prettiness and sense of style about her work, the models may be semi-nude or clad in rubber, but theres never anything crude about the photos, which is a remarkable thing. Theyre just really beautiful. Cant wait for the next volume...
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