Model Madame Bink

I went yesterday to the gas station and had a quick look at the newsapaper stand while I was waiting for my tank to fill up. I saw the new issue of Stern View, best pics of the month and found the above shot published.

Stern View – April 2009 Issue

I felt pretty much excited because is one of my favorite shots I did with Madame Bink. Besides of that, the shot was also chosen as “Nude Image of the Day” at One Model Place.

You guys have a good start in the week.

Cheers,
VT

Model Meli G.

walk on
with hope
in your heart
and you’ll never
walk alone…

“A Photographer’s Guide to Section 2257″ provides to the photographers a clear, readable and complete analysis of §2257 (USA), its statutes, and the regulations.

In the USA, the “Section 2257 law” dates from 1995. In recent months photographers have realized that it applies to photographers of the nude, to fashion photographers, to glamour photographers – to explicit nudity or subjects of eroticism or sexuality.

Effective March 18, 2009, Section 2257 expands via a new statute, §2257A, to encompass simulated activity and the entirely new “lascivious exhibition of genitals or the pubic area.”

“A Photographer’s Guide to Section 2257″ provides analysis of §2257, its statutes, and the regulations.

Stephen Haynes - A Photographers' Guide to Section 2257

Topics covered include :

1. What photographic subjects are covered and why,
2. What the law requires,
3. What records must be kept, and how,
4. What labels must be placed on photographs, how and when,
5. How photographers may expect to be inspected by federal authorities,
6. What the “Safe Harbor” certification is and how it may be acquired.

Includes an Appendix containing the full set of regulations implementing §2257 effective March 18.

Available at Lulu.com. More info here.

Stephen Haynes is a photographer and resident of Minneapolis, Minnesota. One of Univers d’Artistes‘ contributing editors, he is a highly respected artistic female nude photographer. He holds a law degree from the University of Chicago Law School and is now retired from legal practice.

Stephen Haynes blog: http://magicflutenudes.blogspot.com/

Cheers,

Vernon Trent