Daughters of Eve Photography Book by Jason Lee - Cover Art

Daughters of Eve, Volume 1

PHOTOGRAPHY / JASON LEE

“Daughters of Eve” Volume 1 by Jason Lee is a captivating collection of artistic nude photographs spanning 2006 to 2012. Through Lee’s lens, women from diverse backgrounds embrace their natural form, defying societal norms and revealing the timeless allure of femininity. From all walks of life, each image celebrates the unique beauty of every Daughter of Eve. This anthology invites viewers on a journey of self-discovery and appreciation, highlighting the inherent strength and beauty found within each individual. 

It’s exciting to create this first collection of the early years of my work. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did creating it!

Jason Lee

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artistic nude photo on a bullet-riddled old truck by Jason Lee

Let’s Go Higher

MODEL / NADDY
PHOTOGRAPHY / JASON LEE

Embarking on a photographic adventure, Jason Lee and model Naddy stumbled upon an unexpected treasure trove of abandoned International Metro Milk Trucks while en route to their original shoot location. Captivated by the serendipitous discovery, they seized the opportunity to incorporate these unique relics into their creative vision. Against the backdrop of the rusty, shot-up panel van, Naddy provided a striking contrast, adding an element of allure and mystery to the scene. Embracing the spontaneity of the moment, they ventured into daring terrain to capture images that merged the beauty of the human form with the ruggedness of the abandoned vehicles. Through Jason’s lens, the fusion of Naddy’s presence with the forgotten remnants of the past resulted in a series of captivating photographs that celebrated the spirit of adventure and the power of artistic expression.

On our way to shoot at a spectacular (and unique) location, I accidentally passed the turnoff. When coming back, I happened to look down and see some old International Metro Milk Trucks that had been abandoned and shoved off of a cliff, down in a valley below. It looked like a perfect addendum to our shoot! I love contrasting models with scrapped classic cars, so we couldn’t pass up this providential opportunity. Naddy was a wonderful contrast to the rusty, shot-up panel van. How fun it was to join up for an adventure and risk some daring terrain to make some amazing art.

Jason Lee

With the Sunshine

MODEL / Jessie Jane
PHOTOGRAPHY / JASON LEE

In the second half of our shoot, (see first shoot here), we ventured to a dry waterfall perched on a cliff, overlooking a stunning gorge. Jessie Jane candidly recounts her initial fear, gradually replaced by a sense of courage and connection with the rocky landscape. As she immersed herself in the surroundings, she reflected on the significance of personal history and the pursuit of inspiration and beauty. Becoming a canvas for art, Jessie embraced the freedom and joy it brought to her heart. Grateful for the experience, she acknowledges Jason’s role in empowering her journey of self-discovery.

Here’s what Jessie Jane had to say:

Legit, when I went out in these rocks near a cliff, it was pretty scare. I was definitely collecting my courage on this part of the rocks. My hands tingle as i remember it. As I relaxed and knew I would never be put in any real danger, I formed with the rock around me. Working in the tunnel made me want to reach high in all things. What will your history be? Of inspiration and beauty or opposite? I very much enjoy being a canvas for art. So fun and it sets my heart free. I want to take a moment and thank Jason for this shoot. It’s done nothing but bring me out.

Jessie Jane