Posted by spence on December 1, 2009 – 9:52 pm
It’s a sleepy morning in southern Nevada. The sun slips through the distant mountains and casts a warm glow on the desert sand. This is the Nevada you don’t see from the Vegas Strip – the parched land of desperate beauty. Rocks soar above the reddish clay spotted with dry scraps of scattered plant life. The house itself is a respite from the heat, its pale stucco walls and cool terra cotta tiles providing protection from the blazing sun. One set just finished, Nikkala comes through the door, sipping the last of her morning coffee, her blue eyes cast out over the desert vista, eternity reflected in their depths. We’ll never know what she’s really thinking – but we can share this quiet moment with her as she enjoys the feel of the sun on her body. She accepts our admiration the way the desert welcomes a cool breeze. We’ll continue shooting in a moment…but not quite yet…
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Posted by spence on December 1, 2009 – 8:23 pm
Harem girl: The word ‘harem’ comes from the Arabic for ‘forbidden’ or ’sacred’. This is a baffling contradiction. Why should something sacred be forbidden? When you look at Cat lounging sensously in the golden light of her harem, you can understand why her exquisite beauty might be considered sacred. She’s a rarity in our modern world, a truly beautiful woman unashamed of being beautiful. The gift she gives the viewer is a glimspe of something wonderful and uniquely feminine, and it’s easy to see why her admirers might view her beauty as the ultimate of values. But if that’s so, why should it be forbidden? Why shouldn’t we allow ourselves to enjoy her sacredness? Why should it be closed off, kept behind doors, forbidden? In this series of Cat, we’re delighted that she invites us to share her sacred beauty with her.
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