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| david cross, alice fredlund, lesbian, biography, chicago blues, sexual literature, world, 1000, mother sonincest: the unthinkable broken taboo, human reproduction, | Later, she worked for Hustler and Larry Flynt, whom she credits with influencing her style: ray pride "Larry wouldn't allow any of his photographers to shoot with diffusion; he wanted the viewer to see every pore in the model's skin. That made it a challenge to hide flaws that almost every girl has. I had to learn how to do it with posing and lighting." She went on to ray pride have pictorials in ray pride every major erotic magazine and direct videos like Too Naughty to Say No and Stud Hunters in the '80s. After Suze launched her website, suze.net, and it began to take off, she needed help to maintain it. So she asked her daughter Holly, who was then a 20-year-old student at the prestigious Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara. Holly wasn't thrilled with the conservativism and commercial emphasis of Brooks; though still enrolled, she moved back home and began "helping with computer stuff." |
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| "I was trying to explain to him that she wasn't in the pictures, she took the pictures," says Holly. "The teacher took the magazine to the principal and it became this whole big deal in school. Everyone found out that my mom took dirty pictures for a living." Holly knew that her parents 1000 were photographers. Although 1000 she can't remember the exact moment when she became 1000 aware that the photos they took were of naked people, she never thought their profession was strange or shameful. Holly (whose parents named her for Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center, where she was born) fondly recalls going to Larry Flynt's house to swim in his pool and remembers beautiful women sometimes staying the night at their house after a shoot. At the time, she had no idea that her mom, Suze Randall, wasn't just any ol' picture taker, but a world-renowned erotic photographer. Suze began in front of the camera in Europe in the '70s. After shooting pictures of some of her fellow models, she caught the attention of Hugh Hefner, who hired her to shoot for Playboy; she was the only female staff photographer at the time. |
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