Fabio Borquez, fotografo argentino (1ª parte)

Many thanks to all who passed through my previous post, I was surprised by how much that content can please. And since I'm interested in learning more about erotic photography, I'll take advantage and share it with you.

Born in 1964 in Argentina, Fabio Borquez studied art, photography, and architecture in Buenos Aires. Several grants took him to India, Colombia, and Germany. A woman managed to position him in a single country and since 2001 he has lived with his wife in Düsseldorf, Germany.

The press note accompanying one of his photography books:

Fabio Borquez's photographs of female nudity have been exhibited in museums and art galleries around the world. Similarly, his works have been published in Playboy, GQ, or internationally known magazines, yet his intention is not to put anything more than naked bodies in his photographs. His models, whom he knows from shootings, castings, or simply found on the street, have personality. They are not objects in front of the camera; they present themselves showing their character in improvised poses with an intense gaze in their eyes. It's the triumph of their femininity connected to a total confidence with the photographer that makes them appear at the same time, these victorious women, relaxed and passionate. Although some models have just met Borquez, they are always convinced of his ability to extract the best from each of them. In the perfectly relaxed atmosphere of the shootings, they give him their intimate gaze as a genuine expression of their individuality. His models show, according to Borquez, not only their body but themselves. Once they've taken off their clothes, they're able to move freely with a provocative look on their face that says: 'I'm here'