Surreal Bodyscapes "...kickstarts a new genre in photography"

Aug. 28, 2012 - PRLog -- “Images like I’ve never seen before.” “…a new genre in photography” claims one reporter.

These comments are about the work of George Arthur Lareau, a photographic artist based in Phoenix, AZ, and the discovery comes with his new book, Surreal Bodyscapes.

His work features the use of pinhole cameras and multiple exposures with nude models in a studio setting. This is a highly unusual approach to creating images, and it attracted the attention of one reporter who interviewed the artist.

Surreal Bodyscapes features 16 Arizona nude female models with eight images each. Pinhole cameras were used in a studio setting.

The interview probes into his actual process of creating his images, with Lareau explaining the behaviors of pinhole cameras and the thought process for producing multiple exposures.

Lareau began photography early in life and advanced to a highly-recognized photographer in his region. He is a past president of ASMP (Chicago), the American Society of Magazine Photographers, which is the world's most prestigious community of photographers.

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submitted by George Arthur Lareau, sufigeorge@sufigeorge.net.

The video interview is online: surrealvideo.sufigeorge.net.

Also, a transcript of the interview is available by autoresponder at surrealvideo@sufigeorge.net.

The book offer is at: surreal.sufigeorge.net and free look inside is included.

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