Olivia F ‘Agnand’ at Metart by Matiss

Olivia F ‘Agnand‘ by Matiss

The location chosen for this Met Art erotic photo gallery is exceptional. The model stands next to and then poses on top of a stone wall next to a sparsely traveled road high in the hills. Behind her lush green forest, and in the distance, rugged cliffs, below her the coastline and the deep blue sea. The sun shines bright and puffy clouds decorate the sky. One can easily imagine taking a leisurely afternoon drive along this beautiful road stopping along the way to take in the beauty of the landscape and the expansive vistas.

But even the most beautiful setting can be improved with the addition of a beautiful girl, and Olivia F is a perfect choice to enhance this particular landscape. Barefoot and wearing only a pale pink shirt and a pair of white short-shorts, and with her long, lustrous black hair being teased by the breeze, she’s extremely appealing. And she’s not simply physically beautiful — although she is absolutely that, in both face and body — Olivia F has a natural ease in front of the camera and a charming and engaging personality. In a shot like #003, which has a spontaneous, casual feel, her smile and expression are entirely natural, and completely unselfconscious.

The artist, Matiss, takes full advantage of the setting and his subject, and he’s included a generous 138 images in the series. And that generous quantity contains abundant quality and variety. So much quality and variety, in fact, that it makes narrowing my list of favorites down to a manageable number quite difficult. But here’s an abbreviated list: #007, standing, in profile, one pert breast visible, her face raised to the sky, her hair reaching her waist. #019, a quiet moment, eyes averted. #030 and #031 two topless shots, similar yet different, and both strikingly beautiful. #067, framed against the sky, the wind in her hair. #121, #122, and #124 — moving closer and closer to that enchanting visage. And #102, nude, standing, totally exposed and utterly adorable. Detail shots are also included, explicit close-ups as well — from beginning to end “Agnand” is simply grand.