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Sorry, this is clear degrading, insulting a woman and female body. That's all, and nothing else.

I disagree, this is art.
Whether you approve of this form of art is a personal and choice that we are all free to make.
BTW - congrats on being selected for the exhibition.
Martin

Though I find it disturbing to my personal taste, its still art. She is a consenting adult and art like love is in the eye of the beholder.

Martin Aislabie said:

I disagree, this is art.
Whether you approve of this form of art is a personal and choice that we are all free to make.
BTW - congrats on being selected for the exhibition.
Martin

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Thank you. It's the first time I've had three prints selected for the same show.

Afselius said:

Sorry, this is clear degrading, insulting a woman and female body. That's all, and nothing else.

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I'll have to disagree, as this shows something that many feel is taboo, sexual content that is favored by more than a few individuals, either being tied down in imaginative ways, or 'mastering other's and frankly there are those that practice this in a nonsexual context.

Art informs, so does this photograph and while I am no a practicer, I can enjoy seeing the creative ways the photographer, if he/she is doing the trying up and, the model, who has enough interest in trying these poses.

Frankly, I could no endure the restrictions of movement she is undergoing, but can admire the rope skills, the model and the execution of the photography.

Like a passenger in a car, slowing down so passengers can rubberneck an accident, look away as you pass the scene, otherwise, you are informed as to what appears to be going on, and, what is art if no one looks?