Tali De'Mar

Close-up face-off: An instance in movies or TV shows when two people face off for an argument and the shot zooms in on one's face and then the other's. It continually switches back and forth. A shorter series of shots can be used for drama while a strangely long series of shots is usually used for comedy.

Maeve

I really dig the composition on this one. The high ceiling and a good ladder definitely helped.

Heff

This seems like a good start to a new window series.

Lyndsay

I always love an unusual point of view.

Lucy & Nathalia

The Glom.

Stephanie

First shoot in this new tub.

Percolate

"If your pictures aren’t good enough, you’re not close enough."   ~Robert Cappa

Sadly, Robert Cappa (a war photographer) died from stepping on a land mine, trying to get that last shot.

Scarlett

A little prettier than usual...

Heff

Stocking fetish.

Ether

Ether lives in Brooklyn and is a vegan. Not that those two things necessarily have anything to do with each other. She occasionally visits Philadelphia, and we either do a shoot or do lunch at Harmony, the vegetarian restaurant up the street. Ether comes across as a very natural hippie chick in person, but actually has quite a few intense fetishes. We've done a couple of suspension shoots, which she loves. She used to be a cutter- that's what the marks on her legs are.

Iris & Devorah

Wax on, wax off...

Jade Vixen

If In the Mood for Love was a little more fetish oriented...

Amaya

Before & After.

Percolate

A close up and a pan out. There is often more to something than meets the eye. Sometimes a lot more...

Miera

An older image, which is why she is missing quite a few tattoos...

Percolate & Autumn

Ninja-Hump: When one comes up behind someone and clandestinely humps them for a short period of time, and disappears before the humpee knows what has happened... Like a ninja.

Adrian Louise

Two heads are better than one.

PXE

Breaking in a new strap-on.

Jade Vixen

I was tempted to Photoshop the armpit, but I resisted. Even after all these years, I'm still trying to figure out what should be left in and what should be touched-up.

Katie Marie

One is not born a woman, but rather becomes one.   ~Simone De Beauvoir