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"Being able to share this experience with each other was very special. We are both very earthy people, so we got back to nature and just reveled in enjoying each others movements and bodies.”

"This shoot was a lot of fun, I had never done anything like this before. The pictures shot on my balcony were exciting because I had to keep checking whether people were looking! It wouldn't have really mattered if they could see though - my friends always see me naked and my curtains are always open so people outside probably do too."

We've been in a bit of a tizzy for rope play recently here at HQ, so we can confirm that tying people up isn't just for bad guys anymore. There's an incredibly seductive quality to being bound and suspended. If Lillith is anything like us, she'll treasure her rope marks until they fade - and then she'll get herself some new ones.

We have a feeling that Page takes John Waters’ method of making books cool again to heart, though this kind of love goes above and beyond just “having books”. Anything with words on it will do - in fact, we’re surprised that Page hasn’t got words all over her own body. Yet.

“I shot this in my partner's attic room at the tippy top of an old shop in Brighton, England, on one of the many cloudy days in what people here seem to call "summer". Just me, a bit sleepy and feeling experimental.”

“This was my first time shooting outside, I actually sneaked out to the patio when I was in my mother's house just to take the pictures and it was so much fun! I hope the neighbours had fun too...”

"I've never felt so sexy in my life! I really liked being able to capture the fun of climbing trees and playing in the dunes, reveling in my body and its strength. It was freezing cold but my skin felt alive and the adrenaline warmed me right up."

“Shooting myself nude was intimidating but soon turn into fun experience. I did them mainly in my balcony, and with the beautiful sunset lighting, I discovered a whole new aspect of myself. Even when my body is nude, I put on high heels and jewelry, and make-up of course.”

"This is my tribute to the women of a Russian activist punk band 'Pussy Riot' who are charged with "hooliganism motivated by religious hatred" after lip-syncing to a anti-Putin punk song in a church for 40 seconds. They are currently awaiting for their verdict after a ridiculous and archaic witch-burn trial where they were demonised and feminism was called a mortal sin. Keep your fingers X-ed for Nadia, Masha and Katya; I'm off to a demo in a bright balaclava!"

It's one thing to fly through the air with the greatest of ease, but it's quite another to film yourself doing it at the same time. We may not ever get further off the ground than jump-rope allows for, so we really look up to Lillith - both literally and figuratively.

Roe, white-faced and wide-eyed, crisscrossed with the most fragile of red threads, comes up for air between waves of violet tulle - reminding those of us in front of our monitors to do the same, before ‘breathtaking’ takes on an all-too-literal turn of definition.

"...eventually I couldn't be bothered waiting anymore, so I just climbed the roof. "Sorry, I'm naked!" I yelled out. People were clapping on the sidewalk, screaming out "Only in Melbourne!" To everyone that gave me a funny look, I just said, "It's for art!" I have this mantra, 'Do something everyday that scares you.’”

“This is a shoot of rebellion. I'm in a state. Times are changing. It's all about me. I don't know what I am yet, but I love it. I am in mourning, but I am celebrating life, because I have one. This folio is freedom of expression but in a totally defiant way.”

"I loved being uninhibited in the privacy of my own home, knowing that it would go public. I showed my husband and he loved them. I think as women, we need to reinvent ourselves. I think it's often assumed that mothers aren't sexually aware, but that's so not the case."

If Mars is into the smell of success, she must be having a scent orgy right about now. The obvious enjoyment she takes from inhabiting her own beautiful body, combined with a firm grasp of her camera’s inner workings, makes her a success in her own eyes and ours - though hers are the ones that really matter.