Panties
Dave Naz - Goliath
Publishing
Ok,
so I'm a fan of naked ladies. Perhaps an enthusiast is a better
term? Or how about, I have an appreciation for the nude female
form when applied in an artistic setting? It doesn't matter how
you phrase it, and I suppose if you want to, you could just call
me a pervert, but don't do it in response to my enthusiasm to
Dave Naz's work because he is an artist and his new book, "Panties",
is a beautiful collection of beautiful photographs.
Yeah, so it's called "Panties." You might be uncomfortable
telling people why you like it, or even bringing it up to the
counter for purchase, but just don't deprive yourself of this
excellent book because you are shy.
Aria
Giovanni graces the cover in a tiny pair of white panties, covering
her breasts with her hands. She looks like she is in someone's
living room and she is smiling. Ms. Giovanni is often found in
erotic poses and situations in erotic filmmaker, Andrew Blake's
movies, but here she is not a sex kitten, she is a living person
in her underwear and she radiates warmth and happiness. This is
what is so wonderful about this book and why I have so much respect
for Naz and Goliath books.
The models in the pages of this book are shown naked and half
naked, lounging around in their panties, but the way in which
they are photographed is appealing because they are very much
at home, and human, in their setting. You might suggest that they
are still objectified, but the truth is, Dave Naz appears to not
only love woman, but to appreciate and respect them as well. These
are not super-models with vacant stares, but rather the girl next
door frozen in time at her most personal and intimate. The women
are of all shapes and sizes, and of diverse ethnic selections
and they are all beautiful. The tone of the book itself floats
somewhere between the 1950's and the 1970's, (but it's not your
Dad's collection of naked women either.)
I can't sell this book to a feminist or persuade a conservative
minded individual that "Panties" is a great art masterpiece,
but to a collector of sexy coffee table books, you should not
miss this book. It is beautiful, thought-provoking and offers
a delicious peek at some lovely ladies in their underwear. Dave
Naz could put out a hundred of these books and I would gladly
fill my shelves with them. Don't get caught with your "Panties"
down, buy this book today!
Terry
Osterhout
September 2003
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