The Young British Naturalist photography exhibit explores this often secretive and very covert lifestyle. Since public nudity is commonly regarded as lewd and indecent, it is no surprise that this is the case. Yet photographer Laura Pannack has decided to fearlessly immerse herself in this marginalized society in order to grant her audience an intimate look at this alternate form of freedom and sense of identity.
Based in London, the Young British Naturalist photography exhibit is Pannack's inaugural solo show. An impressive one at that, it will be held at Gallery One and a Half in London, England. Pannack shares one of the things she learned while conducting this project, "It was interesting to discover that in fact naturists are not in fact exhibitionists and gaining their trust was extremely difficult."
Fringe Nudist Photographers
The Young British Naturalist Series Explores This Secret Lifestyle
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