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In his second photobook, Ukrainian photographer Andrii Litovchenko photographs fellow members of the Kiev Commonwealth of Naturists (of which he is founder), documenting the diverse nudist activities of his friends and his club's members. These people love the simple life, and love it most when they're nude and free in the out of doors. Of course, there's plenty of partying too -- in the Ukraine, socializing is spelled with a capital "S"! The book accompanies cheerful hippy-ish naturists into the sauna; admires artwork painted on naked bodies; and enjoys the fantastic landscapes of the Crimean Peninsula, where people are free to camp wherever they like. This fresh, exciting book invites each reader to take their own naturist trip to the Ukraine. Hardbound, color. Text in English, German & French.

Heresy’s penchant for packing a playful punch into your wardrobe continues with this Naturist T-Shirt. Cut from heavyweight cotton jersey, this boxy silhouette is then washed to avoid shrinkage (handy!) while a whimsical print and branding decorates the front. Pair with your favourite low-tops and denim. 100% Cotton, Crewneck, Printed Branding, Heresy. Heresy Men's Naturist T-Shirt in Lavender, Size Small

Heresy’s penchant for packing a playful punch into your wardrobe continues with this Naturist T-Shirt. Cut from heavyweight cotton jersey, this boxy silhouette is then washed to avoid shrinkage (handy!) while a whimsical print and branding decorates the front. Pair with your favourite low-tops and denim. 100% Cotton, Crewneck, Printed Branding, Heresy. Heresy Men's Naturist T-Shirt in Black, Size Small

In his second photobook, Ukrainian photographer Andrii Litovchenko photographs fellow members of the Kiev Commonwealth of Naturists (of which he is founder), documenting the diverse nudist activities of his friends and his club's members. These people love the simple life, and love it most when they're nude and free in the out of doors. Of course, there's plenty of partying too -- in the Ukraine, socializing is spelled with a capital "S"! The book accompanies cheerful hippy-ish naturists into the sauna; admires artwork painted on naked bodies; and enjoys the fantastic landscapes of the Crimean Peninsula, where people are free to camp wherever they like. This fresh, exciting book invites each reader to take their own naturist trip to the Ukraine. Hardbound, color. Text in English, German & French.

In this book, Ukrainian photographer Andrii Litovchenko photographs fellow members of the Kiev Commonwealth of Naturists, of which he is the founder. People encounter one another with a naturalness and mutual respect that go beyond false modesty and prejudices. Photos taken in a traditional Russian sauna and on the beaches of the Crimean Peninsula are among the many images in this exciting book for all. The freshness and vitality, candidness and honesty of these photos makes them a pleasure to look at. Text in English, German & French.

In this book, Ukrainian photographer Andrii Litovchenko photographs fellow members of the Kiev Commonwealth of Naturists, of which he is the founder. People encounter one another with a naturalness and mutual respect that go beyond false modesty and prejudices. Photos taken in a traditional Russian sauna and on the beaches of the Crimean Peninsula are among the many images in this exciting book for all. The freshness and vitality, candidness and honesty of these photos makes them a pleasure to look at. Text in English, German & French.

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Fanny is an extended portrait of a young girl's transition from child to woman. Made over a period of 23 years, the images are at once beautiful in their detail of light and identity, as well as frankly anthropological in their descriptive effect. A naturist since birth, Fanny's comfort with nudity and her natural self has allowed Sturges to draw an engaging portrait of the evolution of a human being with few social distractions. His access to the girl's and woman's character is direct and fascinating. Long known for his extended portraits of children and adolescents, this book is strong evidence of Sturges' permanent commitment to the people in his work.

Skin, sun, and incredible curves – this nostalgic look at naturism in 1950s Britain is illustrated with rare photographs by Stephen Glass. Take an enthralling trip down mammary lane, where the problems of modern life were set aside in the seclusion of a naturist resort.

"Every family can have a garden." -Liberty Hyde BaileyFinally, the best and most accessible garden writings of perhaps the most influential literary gardener of the twentieth century have been brought together in one book. Philosopher, poet, naturist, educator, agrarian, scientist, and garden-lover par excellence Liberty Hyde Bailey built a reputation as the Father of Modern Horticulture and evangelist for what he called the "garden-sentiment"―the desire to raise plants from the good earth for the sheer joy of it and for the love of the plants themselves. Bailey's perennial call to all of us to get outside and get our hands dirty, old or young, green thumb or no, is just as fresh and stirring today as then.Full of timeless wit and grace, The Liberty Hyde Bailey Gardener's Companion collects essays and poems from Bailey's many books on gardening, as well as from newspapers and magazines from the era. Whether you've been gardening for decades or are searching for your first inspiration, Bailey's words will make an ideal companion on your journey.

In Radiant Identities, photographer Jock Sturges explores issues of youth and the liberation of body and spirit. These unforgettable images are made from his own circle of acquaintances and family; the settings are their homes and stretches of naturist beaches in France and Northern California. In superb reproductions, Sturges evokes the classical spirit of Old Master paintings and late-nineteenth-century photographic tableaux, while probing concepts of emergent sexuality and psychological intimacy. Radiant Identities is the second volume in Sturges's ongoing work. Physically and psychically revealing, these deeply felt images are gloriously natural and wonderfully compelling. Elizabeth Beverly's introductory essay, drawn in part from conversations with Sturges's subjects, adds a new dimension to the photographs. These personal reflections shed light on the unique collaborative process by which Sturges's remarkable photographs are made. In the book's afterword, noted photography critic A.D. Coleman places Sturges in the context of current debates surrounding censorship in the arts, and discusses the themes of innocence and sexuality in the photographs.

In Radiant Identities, photographer Jock Sturges explores issues of youth and the liberation of body and spirit. These unforgettable images are made from his own circle of acquaintances and family; the settings are their homes and stretches of naturist beaches in France and Northern California. In superb reproductions, Sturges evokes the classical spirit of Old Master paintings and late-nineteenth-century photographic tableaux, while probing concepts of emergent sexuality and psychological intimacy. Radiant Identities is the second volume in Sturges's ongoing work. Physically and psychically revealing, these deeply felt images are gloriously natural and wonderfully compelling. Elizabeth Beverly's introductory essay, drawn in part from conversations with Sturges's subjects, adds a new dimension to the photographs. These personal reflections shed light on the unique collaborative process by which Sturges's remarkable photographs are made. In the book's afterword, noted photography critic A.D. Coleman places Sturges in the context of current debates surrounding censorship in the arts, and discusses the themes of innocence and sexuality in the photographs.

Married and pregnant at sixteen Belinda Mosse had spent her life in the little country village where she was born. When her children left home Belinda got divorced, moved to London and discovered what she describes as 'the joys of naturism'. She started a new naturist life and has kept a daily diary ever since. It has been a sometimes hectic but always interesting time for Belinda. She has loved the excitement of dancing the night away at the Ritz and the thrill of being kissed by Richard Gere, but has been just as happy sharing a simple picnic on a wild deserted beach with an old man and his dog. Equally at home in a designer suit, a cheap sarong or nothing at all Belinda has always kept her feet firmly on the ground and in spite of everything has remained the same delightfully simple little country girl she always was. Belinda's diary is an open, honest and intimate account of her journey from clothed conformity to naked freedom.

Skin, sun, and incredible curves – this nostalgic look at naturism in 1950s Britain is illustrated with rare photographs by Stephen Glass. Take an enthralling trip down mammary lane, where the problems of modern life were set aside in the seclusion of a naturist resort.

Jim C. Cunningham considers his latest 588-page work, Nudity & Christianity, to be his "magnum opus." It represents the fruit of thirty years of research, meditation, discussion and many personal experiences. Though much of the material is new, Jim has included the best of his twenty-three years of naturist publishing. Although all of his previous publications (see naturistlife.com) were highly photographic, this latest is 100% textual, in hopes of reaching those who might be intimidated even by tasteful graphics. The insightful ideas of dozens of authors from various denominations are represented here, from Pope John Paul II to Dietrich Bonhoeffer, C.S. Lewis to Kahlil Gibran and even Mark Twain. The purpose of this book is to encourage readers to probe the reasons for wearing clothes. Today, Western convention tends to assume that "nude is lewd," but it was not always that way. For half the Church's history, catechumens--men, women, boys and girls, were routinely baptized together, nude, by full immersion. Today, we recoil at learning this, but how have cultural attitudes toward the body changed to effect this reaction? Jim asks those hard questions about the body and the meaning of true modesty, and exhorts Christians to lead the way in asserting God's definition of the body, rather than Playboy's. Instead of allowing pornographers to define the body for us, and then create a virtue of modesty to fit that false definition, Christians should assert God's definition as found in Scripture and Church Tradition. When we view the body as Jesus did, our definition of modesty becomes radically different from what is conventionally presumed. Two highly detailed indices (Scriptural and Topical) make this an excellent reference book. Readers are exhorted to live what they learn. Jim proposes attending "Theology of the Body Retreats." For more information go to JIMCCUNNINGHAM.COM.

Skin, sun, and incredible curves – this nostalgic look at naturism in 1950s Britain is illustrated with rare photographs by Stephen Glass. Take an enthralling trip down mammary lane, where the problems of modern life were set aside in the seclusion of a naturist resort.

Skin, sun, and incredible curves – this nostalgic look at naturism in 1950s Britain is illustrated with rare photographs by Stephen Glass. Take an enthralling trip down mammary lane, where the problems of modern life were set aside in the seclusion of a naturist resort.

In Radiant Identities, photographer Jock Sturges explores issues of youth and the liberation of body and spirit. These unforgettable images are made from his own circle of acquaintances and family; the settings are their homes and stretches of naturist beaches in France and Northern California. In superb reproductions, Sturges evokes the classical spirit of Old Master paintings and late-nineteenth-century photographic tableaux, while probing concepts of emergent sexuality and psychological intimacy. Radiant Identities is the second volume in Sturges's ongoing work. Physically and psychically revealing, these deeply felt images are gloriously natural and wonderfully compelling. Elizabeth Beverly's introductory essay, drawn in part from conversations with Sturges's subjects, adds a new dimension to the photographs. These personal reflections shed light on the unique collaborative process by which Sturges's remarkable photographs are made. In the book's afterword, noted photography critic A.D. Coleman places Sturges in the context of current debates surrounding censorship in the arts, and discusses the themes of innocence and sexuality in the photographs.

Babylon Blue examines the '60s roots of global modern-day erotic cinema - from naturist films to the "nudie-cuties" of Russ Meyer - through to various incarnations of Euro-porn and hardcore, charting the rise, decline and resurrection of the genre since the early '70s. Finally, author David Flint chronicles the so-called New Porn Generation - the New Wave of adult movies, as epitomized by the sophisticated films of Andrew Blake, Michael Ninn and the Dark Brothers. Visually loaded with daring illustrations, Babylon Blue is the last word on sex cinema, featuring profiles of key directors, producers and performers, and detailed critiques of the finest adult movies of all time. The book contains interviews with sexploitation producer David Friedman, screenwriter Antonio Passolini, director Lindsay Honey and porn actress/producer Jane Hamilton.??Table of Contents??IntroductionEarly DaysAn Interview with David F. FriedmanBeyond Deep ThroatThe Golden AgeEuro PornFortress BritainAn Interview with Lindsay HoneyDecline and FallAn Interview with Jane HamiltonNew Porn GenerationAn Interview with Antonio PassoliniIndex?

In Radiant Identities, photographer Jock Sturges explores issues of youth and the liberation of body and spirit. These unforgettable images are made from his own circle of acquaintances and family; the settings are their homes and stretches of naturist beaches in France and Northern California. In superb reproductions, Sturges evokes the classical spirit of Old Master paintings and late-nineteenth-century photographic tableaux, while probing concepts of emergent sexuality and psychological intimacy. Radiant Identities is the second volume in Sturges's ongoing work. Physically and psychically revealing, these deeply felt images are gloriously natural and wonderfully compelling. Elizabeth Beverly's introductory essay, drawn in part from conversations with Sturges's subjects, adds a new dimension to the photographs. These personal reflections shed light on the unique collaborative process by which Sturges's remarkable photographs are made. In the book's afterword, noted photography critic A.D. Coleman places Sturges in the context of current debates surrounding censorship in the arts, and discusses the themes of innocence and sexuality in the photographs.