Inside the Burlesque Boudoir - Besford, Debby
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Between 2005 to 2007 the international documentary photographer Debby Besford researched and photographed a complexity of issues around the representation of the contemporary female, with emphasis on the Burlesque Stage Performer.This led onto further creative intrigue and a questioning of the idea of play between photographer, private space, intimacy, fantasy and the real, and the mystique of the performer.This particular body of work evolved from a deep-rooted curiosity about female sexuality, and how it can be expressed and represented in a positive and more complex way.

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Between 2005 to 2007 the international documentary photographer Debby Besford researched and photographed a complexity of issues around the representation of the contemporary female, with emphasis on the Burlesque Stage Performer.This led onto further creative intrigue and a questioning of the idea of play between photographer, private space, intimacy, fantasy and the real, and the mystique of the performer.This particular body of work evolved from a deep-rooted curiosity about female sexuality, and how it can be expressed and represented in a positive and more complex way.
Autorenporträt
Debby Besford is a highly established Documentary photographer who lives in Norfolk, UK. Her work showcases a rich and diverse portfolio of images specializing in, Editorial, and Documentary. Debby has travelled to many countries, including, East Africa, Moscow, USA, India, and Spain, to work on personal projects that all started from a deep desire to explore the people, their lives and environments. These projects have been exhibited across the UK and Europe and published in national newspapers and magazines as well as online publications. "Being involved as a documentary photographer for me, is a genuine desire and curiosity to creatively encapsulate and communicate to an audience." - Debby Besford