Nena Blue

Do you get excited when you see the Maja Desnuda? I think not. But around the '800, Manuel de Godoy probably would have answered "YES, of course".

And the Spanish Inquisition had no doubt: the poor Maja was obscene. The line between porn and art is always been really subtle.

Following the Maja story, something that is both erotic and beautiful stop to be pornographic when there are no more observers (or just a few) that can be aroused by looking at it. Now Maja is free to lay naked, but in our scantily dressed times there are still pictures running the blade between art and porn.

Nena Blue is an example. They say that their project is to (sic) "create a new concept in the adult paysites, until now the majority of the site only offers tones of flesh and they don't care about artists, photography quality, etc,etc, we want to create a place where the erotism and the sexuality is present but also the art, the fantasy... we love give a certain gothic touch sometimes, not always but regularly, resume we want to change the actual tendence in the oriented adult sites in the net because the actual panorama is very sad, and the human sexuality have the right to be represented with beauty and creativity." The results are some great photos like these. Once again: "to porn or not to porn? That is the question."