Physique: An Intimate Portrait of the Female Fitness Athlete

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Summary: Beautiful fitness competitors
Review: Excellent book with artistic pictures of beautiful women. The text is a little sugary but the pictures more than make up for it. My biggest moan is that the book wasn't longer or the pages bigger....Monica Brant, April Moore,...ahhh! Not for those who like grotesquely veined parodies of the female form.

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Summary: Weak photography and mostly unattractive women
Review: I was thoroughly unimpressed with the quality of the photography in this book. It seemed fairly lifeless to me. It didn't help that the women in general are not attractive. Even the paper quality of the pages seemed to make the photos even more dull. This ones going to be returned.

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Summary: Very Beautiful
Review: The photographs are very beautiful, especially those of Ericca Kern. Though not as good as "The Women," it is still very Goode.

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Summary: Very Beautiful
Review: The photographs are very beautiful, especially those of Ericca Kern. Though not as good as "The Women," it is still very Goode.

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Summary: Weak photography and mostly unattractive women
Review: Very simply, this is a photo book consisting of top female fitness competitors and a few of the more marketable female bodybuilders. The style of the photography is fairly artistic and doesn't always bring the full beauty of the physiques to light, but other times is very flattering and interesting. The text is marginally interesting, but since that's not what the book is about it doesn't detract very much from the overall experience.

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Summary: An artistic vision of the ideal feminine form.
Review: Very simply, this is a photo book consisting of top female fitness competitors and a few of the more marketable female bodybuilders. The style of the photography is fairly artistic and doesn't always bring the full beauty of the physiques to light, but other times is very flattering and interesting. The text is marginally interesting, but since that's not what the book is about it doesn't detract very much from the overall experience.