[sillywong]

Starting this thread to see if people are into my new concept: implied to audience nudity (aka ITAN). An ITAN participant is one that is covering their partial or full nudity towards the intended recipients of an image or performance, but showing themselves partially or fully to their co-performers, bystanders, or the people working on the product.

Here are some examples from naked calendars. Incase it isn’t clear what I mean, I’ll explain for each picture.

In pic 1, despite the students being completely naked, carefully placed props means both the photographer and the audience can’t see anything more than 3 bums (and an accidental nip slip). But everyone standing at the back undoubtedly has an excellent view of the breasts (and probably more) of the lasses twirling upside-down on their poles.

In pic 2, while everyone’s privacy has been skilfully maintained for the camera, you can only imagine the sorts of views those on the ground got of the climbers as they made their way up the wall.

In pic 3, we have the very definition of this idea - a naked girl proudly presenting herself to her naked friends, with the full view of her body kept secret to us, and her fellow models more coyly doing the same on the left, clearly more embarrassed about the situation.

In pic 4, the photographer is up close and personal with the subject, who is making no attempt to cover herself besides the wooden palette at her waist. Both people seem relaxed despite her total exposure to him, but we as the audience can only view her beauty from the rear.