French nude photography with desire and lust

This artist does not photograph naked bodies, but the eroticism they exude and is the exponent of French nude photography. His name is Hervé Hauboldt, he lives and creates in Paris (HERE), in an atelier that does not capture bodies, but records eroticism. He belongs to the school of those artists who do not seek to impress with technique, but to awaken desires. As you can see, his work is in the realm of erotic photography, but without the coldness that the term art photography often carries. For Hervé, art is erotic and eroticism, is first and foremost feminine. All his models are exclusively French women, not necessarily professionals. Many seem to be friends, lovers, muses. But the way they stand in front of his lens is, personal, almost confessional as they don't pose, they bare themselves. In any case, his photographs are mostly black and white, with strong contrast and light that you think the body is licking. With lips half-open, breasts loose and natural, buttocks thighs tight, always unashamed.

Lust, lust and French nude photography

But in Hauboldt's work you don't just see naked women. You see their fantasies. Their moments of being caressed alone. As well as the expression they make just before they come, the look they would give a stranger if they wanted him. It's naked, but in no way is it vulgar, it's just real. Really, his camera doesn't just take pictures. You think it's live and it records every erotic thought that goes through the women's minds, and therein lies the difference. If you see his work as presented, your mind is dominated by desire and passion. As all the photos together, it's like a love letter, an erotic, sensual story with bodies, light, shadows and lust. So you see that each photo makes you feel, makes you crave. All of Herve's images become an act of love for the woman who does not pretend, but is herself. After all, this is what French nude photography means.