The tentatively titled "Urban Nudes Project" began in 2010 as a series of urban nudes shot at nighton 1600 speed Fuji Neopan black and white film using only the existing city lights. It rapidly evolvedaway from film simply because of the loss of any competent film processors in the area. Thatcoupled with the extreme costs of buying and processing this type of film.It didn't take long for the restriction on using only existing light to be left behind as I started utilizingflashes and light stands and assistants. Eventually I got confident enough that we all weren't goingto be arrested that I started shooting during the day, too. Along the way we occasionally pushedthe envelope on how public we were when a girl dropped her coat. But somehow we suffered noarrests shooting this series.Within six month the original concept for the series had been pretty well distilled. And what I wasleft with became "The Naked City". A collection of over thirty gorgeous local women adventurousenough to run around the City of Providence (and sometimes Boston, though not usually) in variousstates of undress, in all sorts of weather, during all parts of the day.This book is a collection of my favorite 100 images from the series.
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