Photographing Nudes by David Daye is a professional photography guide that explores the artistic, technical, and creative aspects of nude photography. Intended for photographers interested in fine art and figure photography, the book emphasizes the human form as an artistic subject rather than a commercial or erotic one. David Daye explains how lighting, composition, posing, camera angles, and communication with models contribute to creating tasteful, expressive, and visually compelling images. Through practical advice and numerous photographic examples, readers gain insight into the creative process behind successful nude photography. (worldcat.org)

The book covers both studio and location photography, discussing equipment selection, lighting techniques, working with natural and artificial light, posing methods, and developing a professional relationship with models. It also addresses artistic interpretation, mood, visual storytelling, and ethical considerations when photographing the human figure. Richly illustrated with black-and-white and colour photographs, it serves as an instructional resource for photography students, aspiring professionals, and fine art photographers seeking to expand their skills.