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Summary: one of the more talanted women in fetish photography
Review: doris kloster's work are very sexsual, it seem almost a silly thing to say about an erotic photography book, but if you have seen one or tow books that deals with erotic issues, you probebly know that a lot of the times there's a clinical remote feel of unnatural situation that seemed to be more of a show or a posed scene rather then anything that has anything to to with actual people and events.the people in this book seem into it, they are real people and it emidiatly shows, wether she's dealing with cross dressing, dominence, submissiveness, outdoor scenes or mumifacation, they apear to be enjoying themself and taking a lively actual part in her vision. i found this book pretty sexy and interesting, the photos are in very good color and quality of printing is very good compare to other books i have. it's a good intrudaction to kloster's work and have planty of very good shots in it.
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Summary: A great work!
Review: I have now collected a number of the fetish photography books available. This book is of particular interest because of it's photo-journalistic feel. The images are beautiful and the image reproduction is of the high standard that I have come to expect of the Carlton publications. Kloster has captured a rich selection of photos that the reader gets glimpses of people's lives rather than looking at models who have been dressed up in the right gear (as I have often noticed in other works). The locations are excellent and I love that she has not relied upon studios. I enjoyed the fact that you get a sense of the of contrast between the location and the subjects, particularly in the urban/industrial environments. I would recommend this book to anyone with an interest in fetish photography, the fashion or the lifestyle. This is a beautiful book that I am proud to own.
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Summary: A great work!
Review: I have now collected a number of the fetish photography books available. This book is of particular interest because of it's photo-journalistic feel. The images are beautiful and the image reproduction is of the high standard that I have come to expect of the Carlton publications. Kloster has captured a rich selection of photos that the reader gets glimpses of people's lives rather than looking at models who have been dressed up in the right gear (as I have often noticed in other works). The locations are excellent and I love that she has not relied upon studios. I enjoyed the fact that you get a sense of the of contrast between the location and the subjects, particularly in the urban/industrial environments. I would recommend this book to anyone with an interest in fetish photography, the fashion or the lifestyle. This is a beautiful book that I am proud to own.
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