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"This was a deeply tactile experience. I love feeling different textures on my body to stay engaged and connected to the shoot. My skin met nature, water, dirt, and soap. The first shots I took were during a camping trip along the Great Ocean Road, where I was met by some beautifully isolated beaches. My only company? A swarm of relentless mosquitoes and bugs that wouldn?'t stop biting me. I even captured a few bite marks in the shots, though I had to cut the shoot short because of them! This was my first time being completely naked outdoors - and it felt incredible. It's where I feel most free, most in touch with myself. Whenever I need a reset, nature always seems to find me."

"I shot this folio in my home, aka in my apartment. It really was fun to shoot. I had to shoot within 2 days because on the first day whilst I started to shoot the natural daylight was gone to fast. It is winter here in my home country of Austria, freezing and cold, with short days, but it was cozily warm in my apartment. It got even more hot during the shoot! I really enjoyed posing in front of the camera and had my fun with it. At first it was a bit awkward to find a variety in poses, but later I just went right in and shot and shot and shot. It definitely was an awesome experience, which I wouldn't want to miss! Can recommend this to everyone (and enjoying the pics as a viewer too of course! ;))"

"I was inspired by my friend who took photos for this project, and I also wanted to do something special, outstanding and elegant. I took my phone and took amazing photos in almost one breath. To be honest, I was initially nervous about depicting myself in this way, free from filters. But I love connecting nudity with art. I want to share my impressions with everyone around me, talk about how great it is to pose naked. I would like everyone to see me as a bright girl, exuding light and warmth. After the shoot, I felt an even greater desire to create and show what I did."

"I did this photo shoot in my apartment. Almost in all rooms of the apartment and on the balcony. I liked shooting on the balcony the most. I have an open balcony, so it was extreme to be there. At any moment I could be seen by the neighbors. And I think that happened at some point. I also liked to watch myself and my body in the mirror. When I took pictures of myself in the mirror I started to get aroused. This is my second shoot for this project and I noticed how I was drawn into the process of filming myself. I feel like I am discovering my nature and starting to love myself and my body."

"I shot my photos in the art studio that I use for painting and projection work because the lighting is bright and clear and I feel very free here. I shot for ISM last year and found it eye opening and sexually revelating with some moments as healing. This year it felt a bit different, I felt more softer and natural and I've been exploring and getting to know my body more and more. My cycle is about to begin so I felt more bloated and tender in these shots. I think there's something beautiful in that; to show up as you are, lean into the emotions and accept just that. This year I felt like I just existed behind the camera and I was just capturing that. I tried to encorporate the colours but found sometimes it can be hard as a bigger girl to get around all these curves with the camera! Haha afterwards I felt more connected with myself and feminine, two things I like to embody and I'm always grateful for the opportunities that allow me to feel that."

"Being colorful during spring is always fun, flowers and soft sunlight. In this folio I wanted to show the feminine and soft side of the female body. I had fun playing with flowers and mirrors meanwhile I enjoyed the spring sun coming to my window to my bed where I was comfortable and listening my favorite music and mess around with the camera. I enjoyed the journey of discovering my body to make nice and delicate pictures where I expressed my love for my body and the feminine nature of it."

"These photos were taken at my home. I have a very small and simple apartment. I chose the most photogenic places. It was the first time I filmed myself in such a large number. Usually this is 2-3 selfies for Instagram with filters. Therefore, this project surprised me very much. It's a lot of fun with music, that's why there are so many photos with a smile. In general, I like to laugh and smile, because that's what photographers like about modeling. They even call me "the little vampire." And it's these natural photos that make you love yourself even more."

"Ao embarcar na cria??o deste f?lio ISM, me coloquei como artista e musa ao mesmo tempo. Cada fotografia se tornou uma tela em branco, me convidando a explorar minha criatividade sem limites. ? como uma dan?a entre meu corpo e a c?mera, buscando a harmonia entre a sensualidade e a delicadeza, a for?a e a vulnerabilidade. O processo de cria??o se tornou uma jornada de autodescoberta. Cada clique revelou um novo lado de mim mesma, me conectando cada vez mais com a minha beleza aut?ntica. Foi uma experi?ncia libertadora, onde me libertei dos padr?es e expectativas sociais, abra?ando a mulher que sou em toda a sua complexidade. / When embarking on the creation of this folio for ISM, I placed myself as artist and muse at the same time. Each photograph became a blank canvas, inviting me to explore my limitless creativity. It's like a dance between my body and the camera, seeking harmony between sensuality and delicacy, strength and vulnerability. The creation process became a journey of self-discovery. Each click revealed a new side of myself, connecting me more and more with my authentic beauty. It was a liberating experience, where I freed myself from social standards and expectations, embracing the woman I am in all its complexity."

"I did my last photoshoot for Feck about a year ago so it was really nice to see how myself and my body had changed over that time. My shoulders are broader and I've let my body hair grow. I also really enjoyed trying out different locations in my room and in my bathroom that would be fun to take pictures and see how the light looked different on my body. It had been a cloudy week before this shoot as well so the sun coming out for the first time in a while added to this too. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!"

"I did this shoot in my parents restaurant, I used to live in the restaurant with my family until I was 21 and have never done anything like this in the space before. I've been staying there temporarily with my brother and was scared he was gonna find me prancing around the place naked with a camera in my hand, so I decided to do the shoot very early in the morning to avoid having to answer any awkward questions. I had the biggest adrenaline rush at 7am standing in our courtyard with all my bits hanging out, luckily I was not caught and was able to take my pictures uninterrupted."

"Taking these photos was a moment of personal liberation. It wasn't about vanity or desire, but a quiet act of reclaiming my body and spirit. There's something deeply freeing about letting go of all the layers, both physical and emotional, and simply being without judgment or expectation. In front of the camera, I felt an openness, a connection to my truest self that I hadn't fully embraced before. It wasn't easy, but it was natural, a kind of gentle surrender to who I am, without the need to hide or conform. It was a silent celebration of self-expression and acceptance."

"I am currently recovering from a bout of a chronic flare up, and wanted to feel comfortable in my skin again. I love being naked in front of a camera, or a mirror, and gliding my hands along my soft tattooed skin. I had just gotten out of the shower - and was feeling warm, fuzzy and beautiful. I thought there is no better time like the presence, to embrace my body, for exactly what it is. I posed in my comfy bedroom, stretched, laughed and fell in love with my skin all over again through this photoset. Thank you for letting me share it with you all!"

"Bueno, en principio mi amiga me cont? de esta p?gina y me propuso para hacerlo, me costo un poco empezar con las fotos por qu? trabajo mucho y no confiaba que mis fotos fueran a servir. En el momento de hacerlas sent? bastante inseguridad, no me gustaban las fotos pens? que todas estaban feas, como sal?a yo o el encuadre, adem?s porque no soy de sacarme selfis entonces no se mucho usar la c?mara. Igual me sorprend?, porque algunas fotos me gustaron y la propuesta me hizo ten?r que jugar con el espacio, espejos y lugares dentro de mi casa y eso me result? divertido, admito que no me gustan todas pero algunas si. / Well, at first my friend told me about this website and suggested that I do it too. It took me a bit to start with the photos because I work a lot and I didn't trust that my photos would be useful. At the time of taking them I felt quite insecure, I didn't like the photos and I thought they were all ugly, how did I appear or the framing, also because I'm not one to take selfies so I don't know much how to use the camera. I was still surprised, because I liked some of the photos and the proposal made me have to play with the space, mirrors and places inside my house and that was fun for me, I admit that I don't like all of them but I definitley love some."

"I had been going to make these ISM photos for a while already, but I was too busy with work. Finally, I had a relatively free day, woke up late and I thought why not take it easy and just show my usual morning routine, starting from the very waking up in my bed, then taking a shower, brushing my teeth, cooking and eating breakfast, putting on some face cream and brushing hair, and then fooling around with the camera/you in different corners of my small apartment, which I had recently moved in. So this ISM folio turned out to be as cosy and homely as never. Enjoy my morning with me!"

"I can't resist playing with wax; snapping the dribbly bits off a candle, dipping my fingers in a warm, gooey tea light and watching the liquid solidify on my skin. But this was my first time experimenting with wax elsewhere on my body. It was fun, messy, a little nerve-wracking, a little painful. Something I wish I'd been better able to capture was the wax cracking on my body when I moved against the direction it set in. I think there's something organically lovely about the way a candle captures the shape of a liquid in motion. This shoot is a brief ode to sensory urges, things that harden and soften, and things that drip and splatter."