Glamour photography has been around for 100 years now, so how do we take a new, fresh photograph of a pretty girl. If we consider glamour as sexy shots, it is suprising to see how few changes have been introduced in sucessful magazines such as Playboy over the years. On the other hand, I think that involving the models in the conception of the shots gives a more "feminine" point of view to the images. This maybe creates some changes to the regular clichés of glamour.

I've got to say that I am pretty glad when women tell me that they like my work. This means that we can produce a sexy image that attracts both  women and men - even though I am sure it is still biased toward the man's point of view. I don't think that women's attitudes have changed over the years - it is just that we produce more images now, which means more variety. This eventually ends up pleasing women too. But I guess that Playmates will still mostly attract men