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Bounce! by Trevor Watson (Paperback, 2005)

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Watson, Trevor. Author:Trevor Watson. Book Title:Bounce. ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 38. ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1898998930.

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Amazing. This is the fifth book dedicated solely to Trevor Watson's images in almost as many years; moreover his work appears in over 20 anthologies. Few photographers today can claim that sort of popularity and yet the man remains unaffected by the increasing interest in his work. He just keeps producing more and more of the good stuff. The idea behind bounce! was simple - it would complement one of his most popular books, CHEEK!, an anthology of beautiful female bottoms, with one that devoted itself to the female breast. Whichever part of the female anatomy Trevor Watson is photographing, the results are always, both artistically and sensually, highly enjoyable. T he eye is continually delighted by the geometry of Trevor's photography, its assured composition and the judicious use of tone or colour - as true of his earlier work as his most recent. In addition, there's often a strong element of theatre in many of Trevor's images. They tell a story which may be a half-told romantic fragment or a more 'in yer face' cheeky dare that's pure complicity between model and photographer. The extraordinary range and liveliness of his work is also brought about by a natural curiosity. He tirelessly seeks out new erotic possibilities, new positions, new fetish gear, new props and new locations. Trevor is irrepressibly cheerful and upfront about his love of beautiful women. Professional models respond warmly to him and his basic kindness and ability to get on with just about everyone he meets very quickly establishes a special rapport between photographer and subject, both female and male.