Environude

@environude.bsky.social

🍉🇦🇺🌿⛰ Andrew. Nude portrait photographer, based in Melbourne, Australia. Nude creations in wild environments. Embrace the mental and physical benefits of spending time in nature. Environmentally aware 🌳🐜

What an incredible turnout in support of Palestine 🇵🇸 Right around Australia, people marched through their cities and towns in huge numbers. People from all walks of life gathered together, united for Palestine! The depraved inhumanity of genocide cannot be ignored! #sanctionisrael

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I love the contrast that can be achieved through working with direct sunlight. The way it interacts with human skin is stunning, capturing the reflective and detailed nature of our largest organ. This photo of Rose evaded me for months but it is one of my favourite nude portraits of her.

There are positives and negatives to both the summer and winter solstice. I love the long, light days of summer and the warmth but winter provides a different light, free from the intense, damaging UV rays that radiate and harm our skin.

I recently decided to try appeal the various inaccurate content labels that had been wrongfully applied to my account and posts. It’s with relief that both my account and posts are now all labeled as non-sexual nudity (artistic), as they should be. That’s progressive and democratic social media!

Memories of two years ago with Kaysea. This image was a hidden gem! I left it predominantly natural, with minimal editing. Instability in the world is something none of us needs. End the invasion of Ukraine and the Genocide of Palestine. These stains on humanity can only bring us all down.

Some wonderful nude portraits in the Nude Portrait feed today! It's slowly growing and taking shape. A little moderation has to go into keeping the feed on topic but for the most part it is highlighting some great work within the genre. #nudeportrait

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I have created a few nude portraits that have influenced my passion for nude portrait photography. Some would argue that a subject must be looking down the lens at the viewer, I disagree! Kaysea, Back to nature. 2019