The photographic works presented in this gallery are a mix from a few collections. A brief introduction to the collections is given by my wife Anna.

Women are most beautiful when they are not restrained by conventional clothing. This is not about sexuality; this is about the reflection. Nakedness is natural, it does not "feel like a second skin" - it is the first and the only skin itself. When naked, one has no image to pretend, no prescribed behavior to follow, there is just a sincerity of inner self, wide open to the world. In such moments a new intricate balance between mind and body is established. If yielded to hypocrisy and pretense, it creates an imprint of dirt and ugliness. However, serenity and submission to a new equilibrium unlock those unique moments of beauty, which are similar to a crispy air of an early morning, a faint murmur of a spring deep in a forest, or a vibrant mist of a waterfall.

Triangle is not the form associated with the human beauty. It is very often an underlying aspect that allows the body, the shape to be perceived as beautiful but by itself it is not the point of immediate attention and admiration. Triangle is very sharp, clean and simple, and that is why it is easily overlooked being sacrificed for the mysticism of curves. But it is its simplicity, sharpness, and clarity that thrust perception into the emotional dimensions, which might end up being drastically different from ones, where mind tends to travel at the sight of female body.

"Michael Ezra is a renowned photographer and artist. Most famous for his unique classical style in sculptural nudes, he is one of the recognized masters of the contemporary photography. Ezra's work with a human form, provocative and unconventional, inspired a wide following; but it is his clean and precise manner of execution of each piece that became a special hallmark of the artist. Equally found in his sculptural nudes and landscape works, it renders a unique sense of clarity and completeness to each of the master's pieces."

Today Michael Ezra's works can be found in private collections in US, Canada, Netherlands, Germany, Slovakia, Australia, and Barbados.