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March 2023, the first encounter with Sugar, in Limbiate, in a house full of models running around nearly naked and photographers trying to capture them.I thought I had found a new home for my project, but the woman photographer that was running (and owning) the house asked me not to go there any more, after she discovered my social media, and the level of nudity I was posting.She was more into glamour photos of the models wearing lingerie and seducing the observer (and the neighbors), which is that unfulfilled promise I hate about boudoir photography.So my honest full nudes were considered something dangerous, a toxic example for the models in her flock, and she preferred not to associate herself with me or my work at all.Sugar, instead, was comfortable with my style, and we worked together several times after this one.All in all it was an interesting confrontation, and I'm still happy about my project and my ethics towards artistic nudity.

Today I'm not going to post anywhere else, because I will be on the Stelvio Pass with wife and friends, as I'm on holiday after all.But tomorrow I will post everywhere like in normal week days.

The arrival of Maria Sudus is approaching fast, and I have to prepare everything for this marathon of 3 shooting in a row.In those days I will schedule posts for Patreon and DA Subscriptions, but regular social media are going to be neglected, because the shooting themselves are the number one priority, in order to get the best quality results possible, so I can post the photos sometimes in the distant future and still be proud of them...Like today's photo of Sugar, which is over 3 years old, was neglected until now, but is finally shining on your timeline.This is how the #BramleyApple Project works, weather people approve of it or not.

If you want to learn more about the Bramley Apple Project or Archives, or DA subscriptions, ask me on bramleyapple@yahoo.com

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Daniel974

I also hate "glamour" photography. I am looking for beauty, not titillation.