After conducting a casting for my on-going project, “Portraits of Models,” I had asked one of the models, Ariana Corrao, a “Plus” model who came to the casting, if she would return for a “human body” photo shoot that had to do with the beauty of biologic sculpture (i.e. without clothing).

The images we made loaned themselves to a wide range of creative possibilities.

I am fully aware that when one does a “study” of images of a particular subject that it is common to follow one single creative thread and investigate and examine within that range.

A “consistent” series of images that are related, as “siblings” or at least first cousins, is the norm.

I have a passionate desire to explore without such “rules,” unconcerned about failure, which occurs a great deal, for the sake of the visual treasure hunt that just might yield, for me, surprise and delight.

The images I created in the days and weeks following the initial photographic “capture” were revelatory for me.

Herein, a number of images of the same model using the same lighting then rendered dissimilarly for the sake of creative exploration and discovery.

All artists know that imagination is limitless, that “Creativity has No Bounds.”